She's a bitch, she's a lover, she's a child, she's a mother.

I am SO sad that I missed that.

Truly.

They also talked about early sexual experiences in their teens. Talking about your youth and your family seems like pretty standard early relationship stuff for any orientation.

I like the Dom stuff, but it doesn't quite resonate in the way that makes me want to watch it over and over like some of the Patrick stories. The Patrick and Kevin scenes in the last episode were so, so spot on. Perhaps because I'm a more Patrick-like person (although generally without the good sense to pull the plug…

Yup. I've been doing a fair amount of rewatching as we go, although I'm less interested in seeing some of the Dom and Agustín stuff more than once.

Thanks!

Forget the Folsom Street Fair, Patrick has apparently never seen a foreskin.

Pff, Patrick's the one who made that face.

I know! This episode really flew by. I've already watched it twice.

Review?

Yes, how could Todd ever understand women's interpersonal relationships? Mysterious alien beings that we are.

It just feels honest and smart and thoughtful and real and I like it so much! I relate to it way more than plenty of lousy stories about straight people.

Reporting for the straight commenter count! And I am kind of crazy about this show.

This is a fantastic episode of the show I'm most excited to watch every week, so I feel a little bad that all I have to say is this, but jeez oh man does Patrick make me feel worldly! Every week, in new and exciting ways.

Shag Gillingham, marry Blake, shove poor old Evelyn. Sorry, Evelyn.

Remember when Thomas used to be interesting? With lovers and blackmail and failed smuggling schemes?

Ohhhh. For that one, pantsless is at least less alarming than assless.

It's not as if one wears either sort of pants with them…

I will accept a push to start using this instead. I will not accept that the phrase "assless chaps" is meaningless.