All 300+ of those onlookers would definitely be more helpful by jumping down there and getting in the way.

I didn’t hate it, but then again, I’m not a big Alien fan. And reading how they removed some things post-production really highlighted a few of the plot holes.

it was a beautiful disaster with one of the worst scripts of the year, but so gorgeous.

I would rather watch Prometheus again in its entirety than look at that clip again for a single second.

I like Planned Parenthood’s version of the TrumpPence logo:

You know that’s Bill Clinton’s truck, right?

It’s not a remake, it’s a reboot.

Women are to be punished for daring to be their own person and have agency over their own life. That’s why the constant battle and pressure to be the best wife, best mom, best daughter, best sister, best friend, best employee, best looking, etc. We used to have our lives planned out for us the minute we were born and…

Is it just me or are her eyes sparkling with conception and a smile that says “PREGNANCY SECRETS”?

I could be wrong, but her primary complaint didn’t seem to be about beauty standards only, but how everyone is waiting for her to be pregnant so she can be a complete woman or something. This wasn’t about decades of pictures of her without make-up, or having cellulite, this was about her having a baby and how it’s a…

How? This “friend” never received the image. Remember, dipshit publicly disseminated it.

Yeah, she works in entertainment (the radio station) and this could destroy their ability to get advertisers. FIRED.

Switch around the sexes. A man takes a nude photo of a woman in a dressing room at a gym, accomplishing it by hiding in the sauna to do so. He posts it to the internet, or even just to a few friends.

She broke the law. She might have to register as a sex offender. People have been fired for less.

I’m going to assume you’re not trolling and -politely- explain to you why this is NOT a ‘good person’ making a ‘mistake’. ...in numbered list form:

This woman is paying attention to that woman and she cares so much what that woman looks like because she is a shallow, thoughtless person who will never be valued by anyone for anything other than physical beauty.

No. I have never taken a picture of a naked person “by mistake.” I’m pretty sure the situation you’re assuming is happening would be impossible. She took a picture of someone without their permission in order to make fun of them and meant to send it to a friend in order to laugh over it together. Her “mistake” was…

Yeah. If she were a man and not a hot super model, shed be in jail right now.

What bothers me the most is that it appears to me that she thinks the outrage stems from her “bodyshaming” when the issue is that she took a photo of a naked woman and posted it online like a fucking predator with an upskirt or toilet fetish.

I completely understand why violating a person’s privacy in a space where they can expect not to be photographed nude for a personal conversation is OK. It’s for the lulz.