Sorry, you’ve edited your comment since I started my response.

What’s with today today?!

What astounds me is how OK we were ... how OK I have been ... with this particular plotline for what – 30 FREAKING YEARS? Why? Were we all collectively asleep?

There are definitely huge problems in most of his movies. But in most I can still ignore it and see the enjoyable parts.

Let us olds have our thing.

Shut the fuck up.

Say no more, mon amore I am here for this.

“everyone was too hot to be so upset about everything”

Me, too. I could not get enough of this movie and it’s stellar soundtrack.

I don’t feel I should have to explain my art to you,Warren.

I never knew there was a full-length version. I call shenanigans if it isn’t in the musical.

I’m certain this has already happened and he carted her to the clinic before the pee dried on the stick.

At our local foofy cupcake place, if you’re not there by 11, you’re out of luck.

I’m an engineer. My experience in college was that a lot of the dudes were actually pretty excellent and accepting. A small but INCREDIBLY VOCAL minority were fucking intolerable. My experience in industry has been the same. A lot of good, a smaller portion of really really loud bad.

Don Draper is an alcoholic orphan pretending to be someone else; played by Jon Hamm, an alcoholic orphan who pretends to be other people. The role was perfect for him.

I will withhold my warm feelings for Tiffany until she releases a tell-all book that results in huge financial losses and/or jail time for Donald, Junior, Jared, and that creepshow Eric.

I think men are too stupid to realize that when a woman stops fighting, it’s not because everything’s fine now, it’s because she’s given up and is getting ready to go. They think it stops because she’s gotten over it or something. Nah, dude, she’s got one foot out the door and the other on a banana peel.

I literally told my husband “I think I want a divorce” ONE YEAR before I finally moved out and we separated. The entire ONE YEAR he did absolutely nothing to address the situation until two weeks before I moved out. Then he suddenly thought we could turn things around if “we” worked really, really hard.

Right?! Bare minimum is exactly it. Dude was home ALL day, only working nights a week, and wanted a medal anytime he did the dishes which was not often. Then we would have a talk about how sleeping all day and not being a partner was not cutting it and he needed to grow up - he would agree but then go back to lying…

This. I can totally relate. I have mentioned before on here that I am just out of a five year relationship that ended in December. We had only been living together a year but together fpr 5 when I ended things. He said he didn’t see it coming but I had literally been talking to him about our problems for two years. He…