Well, she had a miscarriage, but I don't really know. The point is, it's impossible to quantify pain, or dismiss it because a person of incredible wealth and privilege is experiencing it.

Oh, I love cunt! Charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent. ;)

So you don't think language can be reappropriated? I'll quote myself:

I love you.

I think linguistically, 'bitch' has reclaimed its place and rerooted itself in rap culture as a completely different word and sentiment and is impossible to replace artistically, But then again, don't listen to me. I'm in poetry school. I truly have nothing to offer society but close reads and treatises on art at this…

I think gangsta rap in its initial stages alienated tons of people. Why stay in the box? I think good art should, in some ways, challenge and alienate. I might be calling this good art. Pretty close. Dear god, what is this MFA doing to me.

I get that, but I honestly think it's more about empowerment after a rough ride in her personal life. But art is art, and as a spectator, you're entitled to your criticisms.

I love this. As someone from Houston, I recognize that Bey is using the Texas 'trill rap' mixing and aesthetic conventions of the genre. It's a subtle nod to her H-town roots and combines perfectly with the theme of the song. Not a huge Bey fan, but I like her more after this.

You're not watching Jinkx or Alaska very closely then.

Oops, my comment already posted. Edited for redundancy.

Mainly, aspartame and all other artificial sweeteners (except for Stevia) increase your palate for sugar and cause your pancreas to register whatever you eat that is artificially sweetened as sugar, causing spikes in insulin levels which force your body to store fat. Here, just read this.