if you care one iota about the royal family, you’re a milquetoast idiot who is probably also fascinated by shiny things.
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Well, at least now we’ve solved the mystery of where he got his manners from.
Congratulations on having a shitbag for a son, if you really are the father and not some troll. You should yank him up by the scruff of his neck and ask “what the fuck are you doing?” like a real father would.
Maybe discuss This overwhelming need to correct the !nternet with someone. Someone with a prescription pad.
OJ Simpson’s case has been adapted for TV several times. Whitney Houston got a movie, her daughter Bobbi Kristina also got a movie, Elizabeth Smart, etc.
Um, it’s not like filmmakers and tv producers haven’t been mining headlines for ideas since, like, forever but suddenly everything is ‘questionable’ and ‘problematic’.
It looks a bit like it’s trying to be The Ring. I hope it’s not terrible, but I’m guessing it will be. What the Slenderman legend does really well is introduce uncertainty - just what he is and what he does is all very vague. That’s a great way to do good horror, and good terror - letting the monster on the other side…
They didn’t confuse anything—you, the viewer, are bringing your own baggage along and misinterpreting it. The fact is, that is how this EC works in the fictional world of the show. That’s it. It’s not a political commentary on our society’s abortion laws.
That’s exactly what was implied. They set it up by showing how the censoring technology worked—by being triggered by elevated cortisol levels. They also established that her emotional development was kind of stunted as a child because of the censorship technology (the self harm, for instance). But by the time she is…
They probably had to get an adult to play her, because of the simulated sex scenes, drug use and language. I guess?
I watched Arkangel last night. 15 year-old Sara looked like a young woman in her early 20s.
No it doesn’t, you’re just insufferable.
Her having a C-section didn’t strike me as some kind of failure on her part.
Your analysis of this episode is bizarre.
I am 60 years old. In case it helps, I’m going to tell you what I know.
Good for you, Aimee. Like you when I was alone (non-stop for the first 30 years of my life) I shrugged and said “it’s just me, it’s just who I am, to be alone.” I tried to convince everyone around me that it was fine, it didn’t matter, I’d be alone forever and that was a-ok.
LW1: You suck, leave your ex alone.