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Seems like SJP only said one pretty diplomatic line about it, when pressed, and Kim Catrall is the one doing all the talking.

True, and yet, there are plenty of actors and actresses who were never on a Friends or Saved by the Bell who also weren’t given a role in a movie about Eleanor Roosevelt. It’s such a difficult industry to get into, that only actors/actresses who’ve had some success (even in typecast roles) suddenly think they’re entitl

No, he was always hitting on women, but he was not forcing himself on women.

But you’re literally describing the whole joke of the episode. His friends actually make fun of him for doing everything in your second paragraph. He was not celebrated for this, and everyone thought he was acting like an idiot in that episode. That episode was not written to be an episode where Joey was cool and in

I think it can go both ways. The job I had during college (in an office) was where I made some of my very best, life-long friends. And every time we worked together it was a hilarious blast. And ever since then we’ve hung out (and hell, I introduced them to their eventual-wives!) But there are other jobs (like my last

Same. Also, I look bored when I am genuinely bored. Also, because I worked with the very high up executives in my last company (think, C-level and just below), it was always very apparent when people were uber nice to these executives (and therefore, uber fake.) And I was just not that person. I find myself incapable

She never convinced anyone that they got along (except on screen). During the entire, live, HBO airings of SATC, there were always rumblings about Kim C.

“It was a gerkin.”

And posters! Just little dumb posters hanging on walls! Fox news is 24/7 mind control!

And yet lower taxes is such a myth. They never seem to connect the dots that they will never see the lower taxes. Corporations will, but they won’t. It’s insane.

You’ve gotta give it a try. Again, I was involuntarily given time off, but then realized, “why am I not choosing to do this instead??” And since then, I have. You are deserving of time away from work, enjoying the things that make life worth living (like being in charge of your schedule for the day and not having to

This is a good idea. I’m glad he’s asking you if you’re okay, because at least that means he sounds receptive to setting boundaries in advance for the future. Sorry about his father’s constant put downs to his wife - that is some really terrible crap. Witnessing other people’s arguments and abuse is really horrible

I am soooooo annoyed on your behalf. If we knew each other in the real world, I would so totally come to your airbnb and guard your fruit salad. I swear to God, these in-laws sound like they’re passive aggressively trying to mess with you on purpose. (I’m not saying I’m right about that, because I don’t know them, but

I already replied but I have an additional, funny idea for handling your boundary-less in-laws (at least funny to think about - but definitely funny in practice if you’re brave enough...) You should start walking in on them in all hours of the day and night. Like, they’re sleeping, and you walk into their room without

Well it’s never too late to get your needs met. You could bridge this topic when the next visit inevitably happens.

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Even though I’m not a huge fan of Bethenny Frankel, reality TV star and liquor mogul, she’s doing a fucking amazing job getting stuff to Puerto Rico. It will lift your spirits. You can donate directly to bstrong - her charity, where 100% of your dollars go to relief efforts. Here’s a clip of her talking about it on

No, no, no, and no. Even though your in-laws are a huge problem in this story, I’m pretty disappointed in your spouse (I know, I don’t know you and I don’t know your husband and I shouldn’t be so judgmental........) BUT....that said, I’d be enRAGED if my spouse left me to entertain his parents while he took off and

“(PS: this is probably why I’m not married)“ - no, it’s totally okay to be married and have these boundaries too. I’m married and when my husband’s parents were in town, I told him in advance, “they’re your guests for you to entertain, feed, etc.” But my husband is a sweet and cool guy who never jammed his parents

It really is that terrifying to not have that safety net. I think it’s one of the dumbest things about the U.S. The country is stifling innovation and entrepreneurship and economic growth because they’ve tied your healthcare to your shitty job(s). There are literally dozens of things I would do as a self-employed

I think this sounds better as an idea than it does in practice. I get it. And good for you if this works for you. I’m a bigger proponent of taking huge chunks of time off throughout your life, rather than all at once, at the end. (Example: work somewhere for several years, and take 3 to 6 months or longer off in