“Love her wig in Practical Magic. Gorgeous.”

“Fear is a great indicator of truth.”

How withering. You must find this whole comment thread so tiresome.

“The vast majority of men have always opposed any progress regarding women’s rights.”

“It has long been an unspoken code among them. It worked horribly well as long as they were taken seriously.”

lol

“pompus”

“You want to challenge my knowledge of civics?”

“And Irish media have a habit of underestimating the turnout for pro-Choice protests.”

“It is witty but doesn’t make much sense”

“some women need to learn to lighten up a little bit. If you don’t learn how to have fun and take compliments then people will just stop giving them to you.”

“However, the rest of it isn’t that great in my opinion”

“Some men want to rebel against society but instead do it in the most conventional way that punishes their wives.

Standard for europe. I sometimes borrow my mothers car and if I mention to anyone it’s an automatic I am then obliged to explain why (she has a leg disability) because it is not the norm here.

“The idea that women are to blame when men cheat is a sexist trope and you hardly hear men being accused when a wife cheats with another man.”

Blamed for him betraying his wife? Nope. It’s nothing to be proud of, having a dalliance with a married person, but it does not make someone morally responsible for said married persons infidelity.

I think it’s her voice. I’ve noticed that with alot of actors, the sound of their voice seems to have a transformative effect. It’s like oral charisma. (Aural charisma? I dunno.) Just to look at them in static form its like meh but as soon as they are animated & talking its like ah! Now I get it.

You don’t geddit.

It’s great that libraries are evolving like this. They are great public spaces to have regardless and I’d hate to see them disappear in the future.

I did. And responded in kind. Blessings upon you!