after her performance in Palm Springs I’m pretty confident she should be getting work like, everywhere. she is fucking brilliant in that movie

Definitely not helped by the small number of companies than own the vast majority of local news affiliates(both tv and print media), many of which, like Sinclair, have strong political agendas. If every source of information in your area is telling the same story, folks can’t be totally blamed for believing that story…

I don’t think it requires much suspension of disbelief to imagine a woman trapped in a marriage, not quite confident in how to break it up, but not actually a classic battered wife. There are gray areas in between. Some women can be, for instance, well adjusted at work and mentally trapped in their personal life. It…

I’m sure, I was just goofing on his superb himbo skills/image. I remember the whiplash of watching the Veronica Mars episode about African child soldiers and then Hansen coming on at the end in full serious message mode, he was behind the whole episode because his brother ran a nonprofit helping those kids.

Her funds can be put into a trust where she isn’t one of the trustees. There are a bunch of businesses and institutions that will do that, some will even step in as conservator if the court doesn’t decide to end it (although it seems its voluntary so I dunno why they wouldn’t). Frankly if you had 60 million you’d want…

On thing I’ve always questioned is why everyone thinks she had a “breakdown” versus this being more of a post-partum related episode? She’d just had two babies in rapid succession, gotten a divorce, and was being hounded by paps everyday. Maybe she’s better cause none of that is happening anymore?

Yeah, as someone with serious mental health issues, I dread the thought of one major health crisis leading to over a decade of my life being taken out of my control. So my sympathies are with her, but I don’t know enough about the situation to speak as to whether or not it would be a good change for her to get out of…

Honestly even kissing a non-sexual partner on the cheek after a blowjob is kind of dubious without some mouthwash/tooth brushing. It’s my same feeling about guys who hold their penis to pee in urinals and then don’t wash their hands. Wash it off people

If a friend of mine kissed me on the mouth I would assume it was code that they were being watched by enemies or were being forced to act against their will or had been body switched with someone.

Smile and nod and say hi and enter the house but please don’t fucking touch me unless you are a member of my immediate…

Related: *do not* tell the young woman in your office that you noticed her engagement ring because you always check for a ring before fantasizing about coworkers, to make sure  you aren’t fantasizing about someone who’s “taken.”  She doesn’t need or want to know that (speaking from experience)

Yeah, the weird look could’ve been entirely “wtf, who kisses on the mouth?  there’s still a pandemic” and had nothing to do with dick breath.   

blessed is GenX, for we lived the full idiocy of our youth with no video evidence to haunt us...

I didn’t see anyone sexualizing them? For some reason a 10 year old boy being straight isn’t considered sexualizing. No one’s talking about these kids having sex, but you can know at a pretty young age that you’re gay and you can be attracted to people accordingly.

I love this take because I always thought the book was meant to be about how most of us would try to ride out a coup leading to a hostile regime. You would keep your head down, try and keep your sanity and try and stay alive. I really liked the early bit of the show when they seemed cognisant of the fact that no…

Even though June was somewhat complicit in Eleanor’s death (she could have summoned help, and I think that Joseph Lawrence is aware that June would have checked on her), I think it went unmentioned because he understood why. With that in mind, I think that June’s testimony about his late wife’s character, her kindness…

Luke knows (and understands) what June did. It was her “Five more minutes” that indicated that she’s leaving for good; either because she expects to be arrested, or because she’s going full renegade. She had already assured herself that Nichole will be loved and cared for. She was saying goodbye to _Luke_ and that’s…

That’s a bit harsh. The 22 were women who had risked their lives for the Resistance and been caught and imprisoned, and were therefore political prisoners. But, under Gilead’s laws, Janine and Hannah are not prisoners, so they couldn’t be part of a prisoner exchange.

Agreed. June looked up to the window at Moira and Luke and their bond in caring for Nichole, and she knew that Nichole would be safe and loved.

oh god, I’m afraid BLL is going to be the perfect comparison to this renewal. because I’ll know the new plotting will never hold up and I’ll watch it anyway.

Next to telling Jamie, telling Kate’s mom if she needed anything, even though the mom treated her like garbage, was needy AND creepy too.