actually, i don't need them to love us, i do need them to at the very least acknowledge what has been done.

It’s not that we hate him per se. It’s that he is good at what he does and he knows he is so his ego goes a little out of control sometimes which grates with a lot of people.

White privilege isn’t a thing at all. Naaaaaaaawwwwwwwww. Couldn’t be. Just a total coincidence.

right there with you!

Brock Turner’s dad wants to know how many minutes the stabbing took before he decides whether the sentencing is fair or not.

What an entitled piece of shit.

Margaret Atwood.

Garbage person says and thinks garbage things and draws garbage conclusions from life events.

YAS KWEEN.

Ms. Smart seems like an exceptionally brave woman. Every time I see her putting herself out there in public, I can’t help but think, “You go, girl!”

Oh wow. I did not know that Elizabeth Smart is now a reporter. What a strong young lady.

Keep fucking rocking, Elizabeth Smart! That’s all I’ve got. I have no snark or cynicism to give. Just keep being an amazing human being.

This was a really excellent episode. I love how Claire took the orange as she left the King, showing that she still had her spirit. Apparently that was improvised by Caitriona Balfe, showing she’s clever as well as beautiful.

So my boyfriend has been watching this season with me. At first he was a little “meh” but this episode sealed the deal for him: even he had all the feelings.

I cried so hard. It was unbelievably sad, and I don’t recall being quite as wrecked when I read the book. Catriona Balfe deserves an Emmy nom for this episode. Her devastation was total. That scene where she’s cradling the dead baby and Louise comes in? I SOBBED LIKE A SMALL CHILD.

Oh my god, Jorma. I would do things. Ungodly things.

*jones in my bones for Jorma Taccones

Seriously. Jorma does things for me. Good things.

spite crushes are the strongest crushes!

my mother in law finds him utterly repellent and it only makes me love him more