Please. That’s the face of a lifetime Incel

Did she take credit for it?

It’s pretty ridiculous to conclude that someone is an alcoholic because they are frequently (probably purposely) photographed with a glass of wine in hand. Not falling down drunk, mind you, but just “seen with wine.”

Today I graduated with a B.A. in Sociology. It only took me 15 years to finally get a college degree, but I did it. I finally did...something with my life.

I just need to write that I fucking hate men that are fucking abusive and I hope they burn in hell.

I was going to see this movie over the weekend, but next week I’ll be staying at what is supposedly the most haunted hotel in Canada, so I really don’t need another excuse to be jumpy. (Disclaimer: I don’t believe in ghosts 99% of the time, but the 1% I do is scary as shit, like the time I was catsitting and was…

Sometimes when we like a movie we write about it more than once, that’s all

I AM SO GLAD I LIVE ALONE.

I’m so on board with the Anna Delvey news. That article was a wild ride. One of those truth is better than fiction kind of stories.

It would be great if we could all find a perfect partner who also lives in our town and who also never has a need/want to move somewhere that’s not Hawaii, but that’s not reality-especially if someone wants a long-term, not-long-distance relationship.

I agree with that. It made Samantha more human. But mostly the show treated her like she was some sort of anomaly or sexual unicorn because she actually enjoyed being single.

True, but it wouldn’t be really accurate if she were always, 100% okay with being single. I’m single and I’m fine with it and even love it 90% of the time. The other 10% it can be heartbreakingly lonely.

No, his crime was not making the relationship all about her. She says so in the first movie. She said it was more fun when it was all about her, lol.

It’s gonna be a long week for you, friend.

As a male victim of sexual assault, who had former friends beat me down and then violate me with a broom handle I am grateful that this is being openly discussed. I would not personally be able to watch this show and especially not that scene. However, it is somewhat heartening for me to see something that happened to…

That definitely sounds like something that might be glossed over for the sake of “teen audience appeal,” considering how eager fans were to embrace Snape as a Good Guy. Speaking of which, he had more than a little bit of Nice Guy Syndrome going on, eh? Ironically, of course, since he wasn’t ever actually “nice,” but…

Oh really?! Why don’t you ask Emma Thompson’s character in Love Actually about him letting people down!

He totally was one of the best parts in the whole of Harry Potter. Before the last book had even come out, I knew that Snape would have to be good in the end because there was no way Alan Rickman would let us down like that.

I did not get married or see Longbottom’s wedding. However my husband took the kids for an overnight so I:

She looks enough like Luna Lovegood that my headcanon is well satisfied.