I really don’t think Sally hates Don. He might think she does, but I don’t think she actually does. She just sees him as a flawed person, and she’s also angry and sad and scared.

YOU ARE LOVED AND STRONG AND BRAVE AND I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU.

I kind of don’t like this.

I think so extra is like so extra over the top, like extra annoying. She's extra.

If I were Sofia I would eat those fucking embryos on toast like they were fucking caviar.

Also, I feel slight pity for Sasha Radetsky that a long and illustrious career as a soloist at ABT and a principal with Dutch National Ballet, and for a generation of us he’ll always be Charlie from Seattle whose girlfriend dumped him for going to study ballet in New York.

Giver Of Diamonds?

I am so happy for him. Forty years ago, I was a little girl who wanted to be Bruce Jenner. I wish I had known how much he wanted to be more like me. He embodied strength and endurance, and still will. I am giddy with delight that he is open and getting to be accepted and loved for himself.

I mean, if Christian Bale thinks you’re being an asshole...

Also: “My dog is my child! Stop attacking my family!”

Why does she look scared/surprised (scaruprised? surcared?) and like she’s in pain?

Kim is mean as a snake.

I think we all know who should have sung at the wedding.

That is totally how a toddler would try to pick up a baby. Babies lifting babies!

That’s not manipulation. It’s a normal developmental stage where they drop items, see you return them, and thereby realize that objects exist even when they cannot see them.

Babies are thinking, “Oh my god, I’m so hungry and alone and I am going to die” because they don’t understand a world outside of the womb. Leaving a child alone to “cry it out” for hours when crying is their ONLY way of communicating a need is really fucked up.

Any parent who can stand to listen to their baby cry for…

Well, yeah, considering the fact that the baby is a baby. Babies are different than cats.

Babies are really basic though. They don’t do manipulation until they are much older. They don’t have a sense of you as a separate person to manipulate until they are 9 months or more (which is when separation anxiety kicks in, and they realise you leave sometimes). They just want milk/reassurance/to get back to sleep…

When babies are very small, they are not even capable of manipulating us in that way. I’m not sure at what age they are, but when a baby cries, it has a need, either hunger, cold, wetness, or just a need to be held.