How about Sandra does it by herself.

That baby doesn’t like pink, pink has been thrust upon her.

KFC and cologne : (

A C-lister? You’re joking, I hope. Get a clue. Willing to bet money that she has more fans globally than any Hollywood actress. Also, choreographed song and dance is the norm even in most middle-class Indian weddings. So please stop with your utter ignorance veiled (no pun intended) as concern for how much money…

I am pretty sure that all of the things they included are standard to Indian weddings. Each day and element is part of a certain ritual—I don’t think non-Indians are in any positions to judge another culture’s commonly accepted rites of passage and celebrations. And she is literally the biggest star in India, and in…

Yeah, that comments smacks of cultural ignorance and anglocentric judgement

FYI the “elaborate, choreographed dance party” is part of a traditional Indian wedding. Weddings in India can be celebrated over the course of several days, and include a bunch of different events.

C-lister? Ha! In America, maybe. In Bollywood, she’s as big a star as they come. And this wedding took place in India, so it’s par for the course for Bollywood celebrity weddings.

The communists who run the British Parliament have on-site day care, but I assume we can’t tolerate such radical notions in this country.

“Theyre gonna get on the same cycle. Probably wreak havoc on our plumbing.”

This one’s an upside not a downside.

Plus the ghost of Princess Margaret demanding another drink and singing show tunes off-key all night.

Damn, I’m getting old because beyond recognizing the words as like English, 75% of the concepts presented in the article made no sense to me.

I totally get recliaming the character, and I cannot and will not tell women how they should interact with hypersexual depictions of femininity in pop culture.

I think my favorite ever viral tweet thread was from a girl who’d change the contact name from “Mom” to her name on the phone of any guy who creeped her out before asking for her number. The obvious get being that it was a real ‘you played yourself’ move, in that if they sent a harmless text, they’d get a harmless…

Well aren’t you a fun, “cool girl” and not at all weirdly judgmental about a common event that plenty of women who are getting married have.

I thought I was the only person that did this! My friends always (lovingly) mock me for reading the synopses of every new horror movie that comes out (plus Game of Thrones). Many a night, my husband comes home to find me staring at the screen, terrified, after reading a bunch of synopses.

“It’s less about impressing women than it is ensuring that they are not profoundly horrified by you.”

Women aren’t delicate, fragile fucking things that cannot watch such unpleasantries without a proper fainting couch nearby.

If a dude invited me over to watch my favorite movie(Blade Runner), I’d consider him a catch.