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That’s my brother. We grew up in a suburb (a lower-class one, but still), my parents gave him his down payment for his house, they’ve helped him out on mortgage more than once when he got laid off, they babysit his kids for free, and all he talks about is how hard he’s worked for everything he’s got. Ugh, he drives me

That movie is such a dark horse; I had NO idea what I was getting into when I started watching it.

I liked Made for Love, but I’m not sure it needs a second season.  The ending of the first season was pretty great, and I don’t need to spend another season watching Hazel try to escape.

What?

I don’t know. There are a hundred reasons why people don’t leave failed relationships.  Kids and money are the two main ones, but fear of failure, religion, wanting to “prove” something to someone (the amount of people I know who were raised by divorced parents sticking with bad relationships just to say they won’t

IDK, that feta pasta IS actually really fucking good, so we’d lose that.

Ah yes, I want to go back to the halcyon days of women writhing on top of a car.

You seem angry, and I am not trying to make you angry. But, again, I just don’t see where it’s relevant that they detail these issues to a child. What happened to your half-brother is your half-brother’s business. If *he* wants to tell you, great. If he’d rather you didn’t know, are they supposed to tell you anyway?

I was unaware that someone having a mental health crisis 14 years ago meant that they had to be under conservatorship for the rest of their life.

Apparently she’s earned something like 400 million in the last 10 years or so, but she has to pay her conservators, etc.  So basically, they’re stripping her wealth.

Yeah, I think it’s pretty wise for anyone with “wealth” to have that wealth put in some sort of trust - I certainly would if I won the lotto tomorrow. Even people with perfect mental health (I’m not actually sure those people exist?) want someone to say “hey, are you SURE you want to go buy that vintage Porche just

This show is so great. Raunchy teen sex comedies are a dime a dozen (that is a creepy sentence for a middle aged person to write) but few bother to talk about consent or sexuality or exploring boundaries and none of the others feature my forever crush Gillian Anderson dressed in sexy pantsuits, so.

Ooh, the razors in the candy is such a nice touch for we younger GenXers who were big fans of the original, since we were raised on the warnings of people trying to poison our Halloween candy.

Ah damn, thank you for saying this. It’s been in my list for ever and I never got around to watching it. Will be sure to watch in the next week!

I think probably Ryan is deeply nerdy in real life; I don’t know if you can be that .  . . frenetic and not have some deeply-seated weird shit.

BARF

Precisely!  Listen, we’re not even shaking hands anymore!  Who full-on kisses someone in the mouth?!

Eh, I think you’d be surprised.  The internet can be a small place sometimes.

Thank god no video evidence exists of my constant attempts at choreographing a winning Star Search routine.

I would say it’s fine to follow your neighbor on OF - again, that’s the risk of OF, that your neighbor or dad or boss or whoever finds you - but it wouldn’t be fine to use details you know about your neighbor in their OF account, or vice versa. For example, if you happen to know your neighbor is going through a