That’s pretty easy to say when it’s not your money.

James is not in any way morally obligated to risk his career participating in a protest that has nothing to do with him. It’s important to remember that even when protesting is the “right thing”, that doesn’t mean that NOT protesting is the “wrong thing”.

Yes, many do. However, NOBODY should be shamed into doing it

that is the only song i like too!!! i also think she’s kinda annoying.

As a country fan, you would think I would be able to avoid them, then Faith Hill started yelling at me.

Yep. I didn’t care for them in the 90s and I don’t like them now. It was rough being a black girl who couldn’t stand Whitney, Mariah or Aretha. Just not my kind of singing. I don’t like Beyonce’s ballads at all.

I didn’t say I like her version better. It’s just that I prefer that to anything she wrote herself.

I like her songs fine but they get played to death on the radio until I hate them. I’d never pay money for them; just wait 10 minutes and “Hello” will be playing somewhere.

The only thing I like what “Make You Feel My Love.”

I was scared because I was working at Starbucks when her first album dropped. Even if it’s the best album, ever, I heard it, on a loop, and everyone singing it as they came in, for over a year. I can’t handle that album and Empire State of Mind because of that year.

And if you lived through the 90s I think you already got your fill of big ballad divas. Or maybe just me.

I completely agree. Adele is all yell-singing all the time, and I find that incredibly boring. I liked Hello when it was first released, but I'm already tired of it because honestly it's just her husking into the mic a bit and then yell-singing.

Yes! Join me! It was getting lonely over here.

funny how all the artists who dont want to be on spotify are ones I have zero desire to listen to on my spotify premium..or any format for that matter

This. I'd love all the practical and emotional/psychological perks of being coupled up but, eh, probably isn't going to happen. But it's nobody's fault, mine included, that I'm not.

That's me. I want a good loving relationship. It just hasn't happened. And it's not because of anything I did, didn't do or am.

YES. As a woman, if you're single, there's all sorts of magical thinking put on you; you weren't thiking positive thoughts; you're selfish; you didn't "put yourself out there" enough.

I think there are a lot more single women by circumstance than people admit. That's where I ended up. I think of a number of other women in that boat.

This is something I'm slowly realizing. My life dream was to be married to a great guy with an amazing career and I'd just take care of him. That was it. All I wanted. And then at 30 and a failed 9 year relationship I realized that it wasn't going to happen. So I went to grad school and started doing the types of…

On the one hand, settling is probably a bad idea.