If who you are is (such as race / gender / orientation / etc.) is used as an “insult” then whether or not you are personally offended doesn’t stop it form being generally sexist or offensive.

correction: meme about a rapist. See thread below.

And what if a group of white people were just yelling the n-word at someone who walked by?

Obviously one would assume the way you treat your wife is different than how you treat strangers. I assume you can just walk up to your wife and respectfully initiate initiative conversation / activity / etc. which would be totally inappropriate to do with a stranger. If my boyfriend spanked my butt I might enjoy it.…

I felt that, too :)

Also, the fabric hanging off the arms. :)

Very well written. I agree completely.

I completely agree with you. It was awful.

True! And I hope they flesh Frank out more, too. :)

Thank you. I am looking forward to future seasons :). I know that Bri is an adult, but I would figure that a 20 year relationship with one’s daughter (and potential grandchildren) might at least give a loving, loyal person like Claire pause before leaving that time period altogether. I don’t need my parents (and our…

I like that! Thank you :)

I just really feel that Claire is supposed to be this strong independent woman. She was before Jaimie. As a strong woman, she would carry her past and her pain and be present for her miracle of her daughter. I don’t see her kind of diminishing emotionally for 20 years.

Making Claire into a distant, weak mother was a betrayal to the character. Having Claire and Bri just happen to end up in Scotland for a funeral with plans to leave immediately (which obviously and easily went out the window) felt strange and unmotivated. Claire bringing Bri there with the intention of telling Bri the…

Been there. <3

Klewless is right. Just because you say it or believe it doesn’t make it so. You can do the research and find the legal definitions yourself.

You are being flippant, trollish, cruel and let’s add lazy, stupid and obnoxious.

She shared her fantasies with you. Fantasy is not reality. It’s not that hard and her directly sharing her fantasy is not what Louis CK is talking about. Is an actor who enjoys playing a villain an actual villain? Are kids who enjoy games in which they shoot each other murderers? It’s not that hard. Really.