Handler is vile. She may have what my aunt calls “good politics”, but she’s a shitty person and not funny IMO.

I’ll never forget that shot of him and his family alone on that beach he had just closed to the rest of the public. Can’t unsee it.

The way white conservative women are protected from every perceived insult, even from other white women, is unreal. Let me know when conservatives apologize for comparing Michelle Obama to a monkey or calling Muslim women diaper heads. Until that happens, Sarah can expect a few jokes at her expense.

Yup. Tomi Lahren can be as racist, sexist, and bigoted as she wants and some people will call her out on it, but she’s generically/ conventionally attractive so she’ll never be as viciously attacked. Same with Elizabeth Hasselbeck.

The thing is though, when you fat-shame Sarah Huckabee Sanders, you’re not *just* fat-shaming Sarah Huckabee Sanders. You’re trashing the millions of women who look just like her and you’re kidding yourself if you don’t think they hear this shit and don’t take it as a personal blow. It’s no different than people who…

I’ve never laughed at anything Chelsea Handler said. Never. I watched her youtube clip of going to a wedding in India... just more proof that she’s a racist, wilfully ignorant ass.

I don’t worry about Sanders’ self-esteem. What I worry about is the message it sends to others, particularly young girls: “everyone knows that being fat is a worse crime than defending a racist”. Meaning if you are a nice girl who happens to be fat the message is you should be ashamed of yourself, because the person…

I’m not entirely surprised that Chelsea would grab such low hanging fruit. Insulting someone’s appearance is the epitome of laziness.

Exactly. I think they did such a great job casting Perry and Celeste. Here is a man who is handsome, rich and fucking charming. The way he acts with his kids. How he showers her with gifts. The way he dressed up for the party.
 The entire town thought they had this great relationship. How many people would have…

“Not to People Like Us” is a pretty interesting book about “upscale domestic abusers” in Chicago’s North Shore.

I almost just shot a breath mint through my nose at “cereal giving”.

i just watched the last episode a little while ago and that moment when she reassures Max that he’s a good boy and the tooth fairy will still come for him almost made me break down.

Yes, Nicole Kidman really is wonderful. I have a friend who sent me an article once when I complained about her acting ability and summed it up for me as “It’s not about breadth, it’s about depth. Kidman can’t play a wide variety of roles, but for the ones she does play she accesses deep, complicated emotions, and…

If anything, he has more resources to hunt her down. I thought this show did a wonderful job of showing that if you’re getting your ass kicked, it doesn’t feel any better when you’re curled up in the fetal position in your beautiful beach house.

If anything, I think the money added different complexities. Even her therapist brought up that Perry has money for the best lawyers, which made the possibility for her losing custody of her kids even greater.

I think that is kinda what’s been lost on some who think this show was just about rich women with rich people issues. Abuse is abuse and abusers follow a classic pattern most times. Her leaving might have been easier financially, but that money sure as hell didn’t make it any less dangerous.

I figured he was going to find out about it, but I still felt my stomach drop with Celeste when he casually mentioned that he found out about the apartment. When she was there looking at it earlier, I was really afraid he was going to show up and kill her.

I thought, FOR SURE, Perry was going to go Celeste’s new apartment and kill her. I’m shocked she didn’t die, also.