In a psychology class I took in college, I asked the professor if I could use Psychology Today as a source. After all, I had easy access to it since I worked at a public library.

OK, this was in the linked article and they could have used this but maybe not as eye catching for easy for a cover:

Yes. Psychology Today is the tabloid trash iteration of actual psychology research. There should be a warning sticker on the cover.

I agree with the other currently-pending-folk. Respectfully, I think you’re over-reacting.

“No one that I can think of (including myself) would wish to be photographed and posted on social media in such a private moment. It is a serious invasion of body autonomy and privacy no matter how “ideal” a person looks naked.” Exactly. The body-shaming is a completely separate issue. First, it’s the violation of…

I remember when “People of Walmart” became a thing and everyone thought it was hilarious, and all I could think was that in my worst embarrassing moment, someone will snap a photo lol

It’s always a lose-lose. You’re shamed for not doing anything about your weight; you’re shamed when you try to do something about it.

“That was absolutely wrong and not what I meant to do,”

When this happened I felt visceral vicarious shame as a fat person who goes to the gym. I couldn’t bring myself to go into the locker room for weeks. Fuck this woman and her sorry excuses.

Movies with minorities might be the only thing saving Hollywood right now. Their whitewashed films have been tanking and their regular white lead films aren’t doing that well because it’s same old, same old.

I genuinely can’t recall seeing a single commercial for this movie, so the ad campaign was either horifically undersold, or bland and generic to the point of being utterly forgettable.

2. King Arthur doesn’t lend itself well to a Game of Thrones-esque fantasy trilogy. The story is pretty bland: poor kid yanks a sword from a stone and saves the kingdom. So what?

This is the biggest reason for why movie studios should invest in diversity.

“Edgy straight people?” Really? There’s that annoying subset of the kink community where straight people say they’re queer because they’re kinky, but other than that, I cannot think of a legitimate reason to call a queer person straight.

Cute undies?

Are latex clothes usually lined with something else? I can’t imagine wearing latex; it seems like it would be so uncomfortable! That dress does look awesome, though.

The podcast guy was straight up stalking him. He started out thinking Simmons owed him answers and access. When he was told to get lost, he started the podcast in order to make himself a part of the story and to forcibly insert himself into Simmons’ life by feigning concern and making all sorts of accusations about…

Remember this?

Dammit no! Stop making things meant to be miniseries multiple seasons! Let them end.

Oh, FUCK THIS lady.