Oh sweet Jesus. This show was bonkers last night.

I’m sure MrsJujy has thought this a time or two at least as well. It’s ok. We’re imperfect. But we’re imperfect together.

Here’s hoping.

I think that may be it. Some people, like myself, do do monogamy easily. It’s not hard for me to be faithful for years and over long distances. It’s a combination of maturity, teamwork, knowing yourselves, and being naturally inclined to want monogamy in the first place. It’s not for everyone.

I imagine in ScarJos line of work, with her having to be emotionally available to other actors and whatnot, it can be harder.

I would describe monogamy as “sometimes challenging,” but not exactly as “work.” It’s not like there are a lot of TASKS involved in monogamy.

Noklew and I have been together 23 years. Monogamy hasn’t been that difficult for either of us. But Scarlett comes into contact with many more attractive, talented, interesting people than we do.

Been married for 16 years and I’m 36(we are in Dallas, but it wasn’t all weird...I just knew and haven’t looked back). Monogamy hasn’t been hard - he’s always had my back and I’ve always had his. Has our life been easy? no. Knowing that I have a soft place to land at the end of the day, and that he has the same, has…

I’d imagine she spent a lot of time away working as well, which would make it harder again. It would be much easier to slip into that “living separate lives” thing if you were spending months away at a time on shoots and publicity trails. In a way, I suspect it’s not monogamy that she (and lots of other actors) have a…

I get it, been married 15 years and I’m 36. We did it quick but it’s worked for us. It ain’t always grand but he’s seen me at my worst and vice versa. Everyone is different and I wouldn’t recommend the way we did things to ANYONE but it works for us. Also he brought me peanut m&ms for valentine’s and they are my…

Married for 11 years, with my now husband for 19 years (I’m 34—and no I don’t live in Arkansas and yes, it was bizarro to my family/friends too, to have stayed together from 8th grade till now—but bizarre in a good/surprising way?)—is it always smooth sailing? Fuck no. Some one’s hangry, tired, posting on Jezebel when…

I never found monogamy hard.

Its really about taking a commitment seriously, and then not putting yourself in the position to do something stupid. Like recognizing that a work friendship is getting a little too flirty and cooling it off.

I know I am going to sound ancient (which I am), but I think ScarJo simply hasn’t found a right man yet. It may take a relationship or three, but there are incredible people out there. Today marks the 21st anniversary of me getting married to one of these folks.

Married for almost a decade. Not so hard. Maybe because I didn’t rush into it until I was older. Two marriages dunzo by 32 is suggesting something.

I hope the next world leader just gives him a hugely uncomfortable hug.

I didn’t mean it in necessarily a good way. I meant that his family has long been important/influential and no one ever questioned that they were part of the upper echelons of Canadian society. As much as Trump would like, he and his family have never been accepted as part of the American upper crust or elite.

It was terrible/great because you could see how little Abe cared. Trump tried to be like “I’M MORE MAN THAN YOU” and Abe was like “lol k. if this makes you feel important bro I guess I’ll just wait until you’re done”.

The way Trudeau looked down at their hands like, seriously, bro? was the exact perfect response.

The “staring at him” thing was Donald being stupid — a Japanese photographer said something in Japanese that Trump didn’t understand, and Trump asked Abe what the photographer said. Abe told Trump the photographer had said “Look at me,” meaning “I’m taking your picture, please turn toward me.” Trump misunderstood what…