It’s really hard to come up with an explanation for who could have killed Hae other than Adnan. Adnan had the motive, he had the means, and that cell phone tower evidence is hard to dispute.

Hi Jezzies, a few of you will remember that I was homeless and then finally got rehoused by the council into a flat last year. The block the flat is in is awful and full of drug dealers and that I am the only female in the block. I posted last year that my doctor had written to the council to say that I needed to be…

I never listened to Disney/family radio (or watched those sorts of TV channels) which appears to be where they got most of their airplay. In terms of Top 40 radio, they weren’t that big, which would probably be why you’d have to have been a young-ish girl or in the sphere of one at the time to find them unavoidable.

“I just look at legal”

I understand what you are saying, but no, these women absolutely were heroes, because their partners became monsters to them and others with no explanation. It has nothing particularly to do with the fact that their partners were CSA survivors that makes the wives heroes. It’s that, in the face of absolute uncertainty…

I don’t know, as yet another survivor of CSA, who has never gotten love and patience and empathy from a partner about it, they do seem special. What one deserves is often a far cry from the reality of what most people are willing to provide. 

Uh, yeah they are...from a fellow CSA survivor. Switch your POV and keep in mind the PTSD/Anxiety/bouts of crippling Shame/self deprecation...none of which is easy to get a handle on for the CSA far more a “non” CSA to wrap their heads around. So again...Yes anyone who can see past their own “drama” and still see or…

This is what I thought as well. Jackson deliberately drove a wedge between those men and their mothers while promoting himself as their sole love object. That went on for years, and it doesn’t vanish overnight.

Adding this hour was brilliant. Oprah really managed to connect the harrowing story, carefully told in the documentary, to the experience of other victims; to the millions of child sexual abuse survivors whose abuser wasn’t famous, by showing how the pattern of grooming is essentially the same (ie the story told by…

I think that’s probably pretty common. Not only did the parents of both of these men utterly fail them, but enablers often feel like safer/easier targets for victims’ anger than the abusers. That anger is a lot less tied up in the guilt and shame they feel about their abuse. Plus, the dynamic between abused and…

Please be gentle with yourself. I’m so sorry that was done to you, and I know how hard it is to face it, even after a long time. You are in my heart and my thoughts. 

I didn’t know how profoundly After Neverland was going to impact me. Really wish I hadn’t watched it. There was childhood sexual abuse in my family that I thought had been neatly tucked away but this film ripped that fucking wound right open. I doubt I’ll get a good night sleep for a long while.

Does no one care about Luke Perry??!!!

It sounds like a narrative created by men who have no idea that women care about more things than just marriages and babies.

I have no idea if this is an apt analogy, but I love the description of Anne Boleyn’s scheme.

If you have not seen the indy movie “Butter”, go watch it. She’s the villain, and she is awesome.  It’s a great movie

“Their friendship is over unless Meghan apologizes,” said one source. “Priyanka is a huge international star with a tremendous social media following. She is probably more famous worldwide than Meghan is. She feels Meghan didn’t respect her, and didn’t respect their friendship.”

Jennifer Esposito’s “Ha” was so evocative, though. The meaning could range anywhere from “Ha! Once a cheater, always a cheater” to “Ha! I can’t believe he’s still pretending to be straight.”

Tristan Thompson, banished from Calabasas

But if blogs didn’t report on that they’d still be together.