Not like the woman wrote the book or anything ;)

I hate how Vee took advantage of her and made her into this huge bully. It was disgusting.

I hated Vee so much and I'm glad that happened to her, she was a bully and an asshole. I didn't think Rosa's younger self looked like her at all, but that ending changed it completely, it's like mother and daughter.

I hate that people will still hold on to this and use it as an excuse to call him trash and scum years down the line. I'm not even a fan of his, but people, specially on the internet, act as if no one can make mistakes, ever.

Is there a good marinade/seasoning for steaming chicken? I can never get the salt right...

Reaching, reaching so far you need a broom to reach it.

I love Manson, but how is playing a white supremacist gonna make his dad proud?...

Well, if you actually read my comment instead of immediately jumping on anyone who isn't completely on board with said test, it's clearly not a rant and I'm not directly complaining about the test. But whatever helps you sleep at night!

Well, if you consider that a rant about how much it sucks instead of, idk, a random comment that doesn't even mention the test, then ok!

My use of those words wasn't calculated in any way, just what came out first. But I'm sure that, in your mind, you've already dismissed me as somehow misogynist or something similar for using them anyway.

I do, I just find it a little silly to dismiss a movie just because the females talk about men, and I'm sure they talk about other things in those movies as well, so choosing to give them a "pass" or "fail" based on that is as weird as believing that a person would *not* talk about other things.

I wonder if it matters if they talk about men outside of a romantic or sexual capacity? Because I'm thinking that's what they actually mean.

He should love men's feet too, as they all kinda look the same...specially Uma's, hers are huge!

So what happens if my real life doesn't pass this test, as I talk about the men in my life with the women in my life in any given conversation?

I was thinking the same thing!

I kinda wish she had made the same pose to show that she really is comfortable with her new body.

I hate that having small, closed eyes is somehow a beauty defect. I have small, hooded eyes, and I line and smoke the shit out of them because I like it. Why do they *have* to look wide and opened? The world already knows what my eyes look like, what's the point in doing extra work to change something that will always…

This just goes to show that privilege in modern america is more about money than race.

Well, my dad does...what is he, some kind of alien??

Second downside: liquid liner on her bottom lashline. All shades of no.