As a ballroom dancer I understand how they can dance with a sibling without much of a problem. Once you dance enough, with enough people, the body contact is a lot less daunting and the comfort level is more in line with a handshake, and nobody gets turned on by shaking a sibling’s hand.

I think it’s fine.

It’s not a scary movie in like, a monster-movie sense, more like a psychological thriller. The ending has a bit more of the violence one might expect in a horror movie, though.

I haven’t been paying much attention to the Olympics, but Leslie Jones tweeted this and now I need to know who these people are. Would someone be so kind as to let me know?

Gods, I’m glad I’m not the only one. Watching the footage of her on CNN, I got the strict impression of haughty condescension from her. It’s the way she holds her head, with her chin out and elevated. It really communicates a message of “you’re all beneath me.”

I love you.

I can’t believe anyone is calling this human ‘idol,’ regardless of her side eye skills.

Sooooooo...does noone else find the part where Porter is a TWICE-divorced Mormon to be a pretty big clue that something is seriously wrong with him? My understanding is that Mormons don’t divorce, and to divorce twice before the age of forty....seems like a thing.

I’ve been trolling the right wing sites this afternoon, and what’s mildly amazing (but shouldn’t be) is how the narrative that this is a fake news witch hunt has begun taking hold. People are legit arguing that Porter’s exes are all lying.

They do it because they know there will be no real consequences. No effective police response to halt or contain them as would happen if they were more ‘urban’. No strong condemnation from the media - only ‘boys will be boys’ basically.

These people are gross, but when you normalize casual sex, don’t act surprised when men try to maximize their rate of said sex.

Because others like an artist more than I do, I want that artist destroyed!

Also, the reason people can’t imagine their 12 year old plotting a vicious murder with a co-conspirator is because most 12 year olds (virtually all, really) don’t fucking do that.

Unpopular Opinion: You cannot shame or criticize victims, but I think there is room to just believe people you care about. I don’t think it’s okay for Keaton to go after Dylan Farrow, but I do think it’s okay that she believes Allen and is wrong. I also think it’s okay that Nikki Minaj never spoke out against her…

Critizing another woman for having sexual boundaries is a pretty big deal actually.

So there’s a lot of ramifications here, and I don’t want to underplay lost jobs, people’s inability to fucking go anywhere besides their computer for goods and services, etc. But one thing that bugs me is what’s going to happen to all these vacant big box stores, strip malls, shopping malls, etc. Real estate…

I don’t know what he did or didn’t do—I can’t make a call on that. But I object to this “no second chance for you!” mindset. People can and do change, if they are committed to it. Even some violent criminals have been reformed. Why not Franco*?

Do you think people are incapable of change in general?