I dunno guys I’m just thankful we didn’t end up with that AWFUL woman with her EXTREMELY conflict-filled AAA-rated life-saving CHARITY as president though, right?

Every headline relating to Trump is like reading an Onion headline out of context. You do a double take, read it again, and then you realize it’s a joke.

Except it’s not, and then you just scream internally forever.

Boston was one of my favorite seasons.

Ever since this orange shitstain got elected, absolutely nothing surprises me anymore. Like, any single one of the many absurd headlines he makes every day would have seemed noteworthy or controversial maybe 5 years ago. Any single one of his racist/sexist/ableist/etc. comments, any single conflict of interest, any…

They were on different seasons; Rachel in San Francisco and Sean in Boston. I remember a Jason from Boston. I liked him! The cast split into two cliques and he was on the good side.

I came here to say that ‘Jason’ from that season with Sean and Rachel, is my neighbor and he is a really chill dude. Gotta ask him his opinion on these fools.

Slightly off-topic: IS anybody other than me finding it a little creepy that his daughter Ivanka, seems to be preparing to fulfill the FLOTUS role? It seems that Melania has little or no interest in being FLOTUS. In fact, her attitude this entire time has been more along the lines of “I did not sign up for this.”

I just feel actively bad all the time

I feel actively bad for Tiffany.

Why do I get the strange feeling that Tiffany Trump did not vote for dear ol’ orange dad?

Apart of me is tired of having to listen to people who voted for Trump talk about how they feel alienated and how their feelings are important, too. I know my feelings and other groups are not important or don’t matter to them. They either don’t see me and other groups as people or don’t consider us important.

YES. This is one of my biggest problems with democrats—they don’t fight back. They don’t want to play dirty. And so they get ran over time and again. This is not the time to “give Trump a chance” this is a time to listen to what Trump told us he believes and believe him.

Knock it off. You have no idea what their relationship is like and a 70 year old woman is absolutely capable of being difficult for a daughter to handle. Wynonna has every right to maintain distance from her mom if she wants.

My experience isn’t really with a depression patient but it gets to me when people just assume that with “treatment,” mental health issues will get better. First of all, not everyone gets better, even with the best treatment. Second, a lot of people who get “better” don’t ever get all the way to “great.” Mental…

This show drags you slowly through pain, giving you enough time to admire the details. I feel like every criticism I read is invalid because it boils down to people expecting something, and I just don’t think they are entitled to those rules. The show is a beautiful (and miserable) journey through some fucked up…

YASS. The second season was the most perfect season of television I have ever seen. I keep rewatching it in complete awe.

Creating space isn’t always about punishing the person. It’s about getting away from an unhealthy dynamic, which can exist at any age between two people in a close relationship. The quotes I read from Naomi about the situation didn’t give me the impression that she’s mad at Wynonna or even that she didn’t understand…

I fucking love this show so much and just cross-my-fingers hope that this final season will be as great as the last. And if you don’t like the show I don’t care and why are you here.

I’m so torn, and I’ve so had it with rich people after the election.

I heard an interview with Wynonna Judd (I think?) on Fresh Air describing her own life struggles. She said something that sounds so simple but profoundly struck me which was: I try not to compare myself to other people, because I tend to come out on the losing end.