I think that it has been established that handmaids stay on long enough to wean a baby and then are posted to another family, as long as they are capable of bearing healthy children. They don't want them growing attached, but rather as anonymous interchangable baby hosts. The Aunts have been preaching this false hope…

I know, it's just so annoyingly heteronormative.

I was slightly shocked at the revelation that they'd induced orgasms in each other before.( Has this been alluded to at all in a previous episode?) . This changes so many things. How long has this been going on? Since just recently, or since they've been back together? Since before? Did she do "things" with Raf? Not…

Argh! You're right! It's a Catch-22!

I cried. For I thought the exact same thing as the reviewer. Now I know that Michael is going to die. But I don't want it!

I took it to mean capacious as in able to eat alot? Like having a lot of capacity for food? Which is how the word is used in my family, but they're probably wrong. So I took it to be implying Greg was hungry for the sex. Because you get UTIs from lots of marathon sex friction and stewing in one's own juices, without…

I would love to see that, actually. I mean that not in a pervy way, but it would be such an interesting dynamic. Whatever makes Jane happy. Team Jane x Happiness

I guess she could just always be a virgin in some form or another. Most people are. She's never had sex with a woman. Or maybe she'll never have sex with a man, and end up with Petra.

I've read of a few cases where a gynecologist found a completely resilient hymen in someone who was pregnant. Either it was sufficiently stretchy enough to bend instead of breaking, or the activity that caused the pregancy wasn't penetrative. It's rare, but has happened more than a few times in history.
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Well….where does she get her bras? My heavy boobs are waiting with bated breath

They're setting up killing him, I just feel it. I see it happening at the reception, or shortly after, where he is shot by the real Rose. Everybody is way too happy. And the status quo of the title must be kept, so Jane will not be allowed to consumate her relationship with Michael, or anyone, for another few…

Oh, it being not flattering was intentional. "Certain hormonal changes have occurred".

We'll have Reign, starting April 25!

I am not a Jewish American Princess or a child of divorce but I very much relate to Rebecca Bunch's hair journey. Rebecca's hair at thirteen is literally my hair at thirteen, same with her hair in high school.

I think they will have sexual contact, once or twice, near or on their wedding night, and then Michael will die, and Jane will be wracked with guilt, like, "If I had started sexing him earlier, I could have been sexing him all this time that I had on earth with him and I missed out, DAMNIT!"

On the one hand sexual agency is about deciding when you feel like having sex, or not, on whatever terms. On the other hand, there is literally nothing holding Jane back from having sex with her fiancee now, not a damn thing, why don't they have some form of sexual contact before the plot decides to kill him?

Is it just me, or does the latin lover narrator ship Jetra super hard? He got so excited when Jane decided to take Petra to hospital.."Ooooh! It's back on!" What DO you mean, señor?

From talking to people and reading a few ex-religious memoirs, a lot of Catholic and mormon sex education in the past twenty years involves this very specific chart that's like a continuum of things that lead from "kissing" to "intercourse" and they get this lecture that goes "make a decision right now as to where…

I really hope Xo isn't pregnant, there are babies all over the place as it is. If she has an unplanned pregnancy the only logical choice for her character would be to have an abortion or look flaky. She really emphatically doesn't want kids, so I assume she's using birth control, maybe she has an iud now or something.…

Yeah I think part of it is Rodriguez I ship her with friggin everybody