Yep. Jezebel just let a stringer piss all over their relationship with The Atlantic and in return they got this... thing.

You are.

I think we have a problem today where we too often take the lens of our current sensibilities and cultural landscape and then look back on the past, judging it from our perspective alone.

Yes.

On the show, he would say, “I love you just the way you are.” One day I said, “Fred, were you talking to me?” And he looked at me and he said, “Yes, I’ve been talking to you for two years and you finally heard me today.” And I just collapsed into his arms. I started crying. That’s when I knew I loved him.

I feel great sympathy for the families, but those “what if...” questions will do nothing but make you crazy. What if my loved one had a cold that night and stayed home? What if he had been standing somewhere else? What if the security guard had shot the assailant? You can’t rewind time and change the events. No…

I would like to point out that for a lot of women, body acceptance and body positivity are *still* new concepts. I’m an older millenial and during my teen years and 20s (my formative years), the tiny waist, mid-drift baring styles were all the rage (think Britney Spears/Christina Aguilera). Teen Vogue and Cosmo were…

Just awful. Going to show that ‘having it all’ does not equate happiness, this also makes me think how hard it must to outwardly ‘have it all’ and feel like you have to hide your distress or conform to some notion of how people think you should feel.

I think the Marcheses are vile, but the choice to include these three women is a compelling illustration of the evolution of reality TV. Each of their stints are approximately a decade apart, sincere Irene is representative of the genre in its infancy, and craven Amber is representative of what it’s become, and…

I have two little boys and it scares the crap out of me that I’m going to fail at exactly what you mentioned above.

Dude I love this show and watch it religiously and can’t understand how he’s even still on it. He’s not “Lol what a weirdo” reality tv, he’s “please change the channel this is too awful to watch” reality tv.

I agree with approximately zero of this man’s policies. I thought his inflicting Sarah Palin on all of us was one of the worst political blunders of the last fifty years. I vigorously campaigned against him, and would do so still. But now that we have seen the depths of GOP hypocrisy, and the absolute vacuum of…

Call me!!

Another smug mom here. My 8-year old daughter does silly, slide-y dances in her socks and draws pictures of Pusheen. There’s not a damn thing about this that is okay or normal for a 9-year old child.

My 10 year old cousin has an Instagram. It’s private. She posts pictures of her dolls.

This show went off the rails after season 1 but I just can’t quit it.

I was legit scared seeing the way Stassi responded to him. I’m no fan of hers but she’s a fierce bitch and it was hard to watch her kiss his ass and beg him not to dump her after he embarrassed her in front of Lisa.

Shep once said, “Grudges are for losers” and it is such a classic, simple truism that I’ve respected him ever since.

And when Andy Cohen kisses a third dementor, you get Thomas Ravenel.

Yeah I have actually heard the 80%/20% thing from a number of guys. That all women have their pick of any man available. Funny, I recall being rejected by a number of men. But then again perhaps I was “incel-tier”.