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Yeah, but does it really matter what your last thoughts are? She only had the chance to think them for a few seconds.

Yeah, without our external knowledge of Philip's real identity and activities, Philip is amazingly patient and thoughtful and generous to Stan. Consider Stan turning up drunk at Philip's motel in season one and Phil offering to drive him home; all the times he's welcomed himself into their home at dinner time and they

It was an amazingly spot-on comparison! I hope I did your comment justice.

In the last scene, when Philip told her that Aderholt was the one who took Martha out to dinner, she did this thoughtful "hm" that I found absolutely mind-boggling! Someone last week said Russel can rival Mads Mikkelsen on micro-reactions, and that's so true. She can be so arresting with so little.

Very true. Thank you, comerade. I feel slightly less pointless now.

Except when Stan pushed his friend against a wall and accused him of cheating with his wife with no evidence, right?

Yung-Hee is definitely rubbing off on Elizabeth. She's been getting more and more oddly funny. And tonight, after spending time with her, she giggled at the "clown" Ronald McReagan and called Henry a "wiseass"; she was practically bubbling with a really fun, very un-Elizabeth energy. Yung-Hee may be a mark, but she's

I wasn't counting (I do enough of that already, sheesh) but I'm semi-certain that literally everything that Yung-Hee said this episode was a joke. She's far and away the funniest character on the show to this point — hardly any other characters crack wise at all, let alone at the rate she does.

AuCoin has only been in some episodes this season. I, for one, LOVED that he didn't appear in the episode named for his character. The writers trolled us a bit with that episode name, but it didn't feel gratuitous or manipulative, just cheeky.

The The Americans Philip and Elizabeth Kill Tally!

There is no objective, galactic standard for what constitutes "disrespectful" in having sex after a partner dies. Whenever it is, you might feel like you're being disrespectful. But you're not. You're doing something he would strongly approve of, and you're looking after your emotional and physical needs, which he

I don't see anything wrong with expressing your wishes, but I can really see things from Tinder guy's perspective. If someone I was interested in dating told me (as he should) that he'd never dated/ slept with someone of my gender but was interested, I'd assign him strong odds of flaking, so I'd be less inclined to

One thing Dan is VERY consistent about is jealousy and letter-writers' partners controlling their behaviour. I guess the word "bag" is a little loaded gender-wise, but I feel that's a bit of a long bow. I'm with Dan on this one all the way, but my advice would always be to compassionately resolve the feelings with the

He's basically the child of a male model and a Marvel superhero, so he probably gets chased more than he does the chasing. Maybe that's not a great thing for me to say/think? Whatever. It's true.

You should never feel bad for not being interested in someone, but I know what you mean about fearing your "standards" are too high and how it can suck to just be not interested in someone without any good reason. That's basically me.

Couples like WALL-e and EVE helped me realise what I want out of a relationship. But my influences? Fogged if I know. My idea of healthy relationships are nothing like my family's — there's a shitload of divorce in my family, and while none of them are terrible people, their ideas about relationships strike me as

I'm definitely the most attractive I've ever been, at 27. It's been a slow trend up since my teens. I know it's different for a man, but I'm not just talking about being taut and wrinkle free (though your visual attractiveness can certainly keep trending upwards as you age, for sure) — I'm more comfortable in my own

I don't recommend asking a guy that question. Some will just say "no no, just friends" in the quiet hope that something more develops. I say trust your gut. No point becoming close "drinking and video games" buddies with someone you think wants more than that.

Sexual state-of-play aside, are you totally not interested in him? Would you be interested in dating or spending time with him romantically without sex, or while you work your way up to being sexually active?

See below about my timid bicuriosity!