Nah, I can’t leave this alone — as someone who’s also bi and married to a straight man (but has never come out, except to my spouse), I can tell you that it’s not the fear of my Mormon relatives’ response that keeps me in the closet. They’re bigots and I know it and it is what it is. It’s people like you, who are…

It's not unclear that you're bi and I'm glad you get to speak on it.  I'm unmarried but bi.  But this came off...overly snarky.  I'm no fan of hers but isn't she from a super religious background and kind of held up as that sort of paragon? Sounds like a hard situation to come out in.  Let's embrace her, not snark on…

I can’t parse the tone of this article at all. Are we making fun of how ~silly~ it is for queer women in relationships with men to come out as queer? Even though that’s actually a fairly important discussion? Especially because bisexual women are more likely to suffer abuse*, and bisexual people generally struggle…

I think that WaPo article should be required reading for everyone.

My sister was on a Chicago to London flight where the woman next to her talked about: her divorce, losing her kids, dating post divorce, and almost losing her job. My sister’s seatmate also ran her fingers through my sister’s very full head of hair without asking or getting consent.

But without Spy Kids Tracker, I won’t know when the next Spy Kid’s movie comes out.

That’z Not Okay.

#KimOhNo

I’m pregnant and I feel that way when people congratulate me. It’s not a master’s degree, lots of ding dongs get knocked up.

Well, even so, congrats on your impending nuptials.

Let’s be real, Karlie and Josh invited them to be there on Thursday. Only Thursday.

Wait, wait ...hold up just one MINUTE! How on earth can we have an article about bi characters on TV, and neither the article nor the comments here on the AV Club mentions DARRYL WHITEFEATHER!!

That is what made Skins watchable for me. The teens seemed realistic because of the levity in between all of the *drama* that realistically just doesn’t concentrate conveniently in a group of half a dozen conventionally attractive teens. This sounds overly serious and edgy for the sake of being edgy.

I will repeat the comments I made on twitter:

Waited tables all through high school summers and full-time through college — wouldn’t have made it through university in DC without the income from waiting tables & bartending.

And I averaged around 23%, which I’m still proud of to this day. Naysayers to tipping often talk about it not being fair to everyone, but the…

The main thing I wish I had known about “chill” weddings is that if you have any sort of formal reception at all (“formal” meaning like... an organized event that you have specifically invited people to attend, not like everyone’s wearing tuxedos) then no matter how much you don’t care about all the little details—you…

My wedding was so chill. Granted it happened in a country where I knew no one and didn’t speak the language but still. It can be done. I highly recommend getting married abroad, in a dress you bought for about $60 the day before, and without telling anyone. It will be the weirdest and best day of your life and you’ll…

I second the comments to elope. I’m 3 weeks away from my wedding that started as a chill 30 person sunset ceremony in my parents backyard. It is now 4 full days of events including a BBQ before the ceremony, brunch and boating the next day, 3 days later a cultural ceremony and dinner that has 150-200 guests and the…

We got married in Vegas. We opted for a package at one of the nicer hotels, it took us 45 minutes to select the options we wanted - including the food - and that was it. We were done.

Thank you for this! I feel like 90% of the commenters, myself included, haven’t seen it and are just having a reflexive “stop using rape as a plot device, Game of Thrones!” reaction. I would make the case for more of the type of depictions you’re describing (brutal and horrid as they may be) and a lot less of the…

You can have a chill wedding, but the only way I know of to make that happen is to have an incredibly un-chill several months of leadup to the actual wedding.