I watched on Hulu, and my husband would say, “Oh, new episode of Nashville,” because he knew what a fan I used to be. And I’d say, with no enthusiasm, “Yeah, I know, but I’m still in the middle of the episode before, and kinda don’t care.”
I watched on Hulu, and my husband would say, “Oh, new episode of Nashville,” because he knew what a fan I used to be. And I’d say, with no enthusiasm, “Yeah, I know, but I’m still in the middle of the episode before, and kinda don’t care.”
Same, but it was a very conscious choice on my part. Like, I really didn’t feel like watching a family mourn the loss of someone they love because the show’s main/best character left. Maybe I’ve gone soft in these trying times, but I decided I did not have the patience to endure watching my favorite guilty pleasure…
Right, so why, oh why, did they focus on them?
Maybe because evidently she wants to? Maybe because it’s known to be a thing that some people enjoy? Maybe this is an opportunity to recognize that there is more to life than the narrow path (boom) to which you have committed?
WTF is with prude city in the comments here? This is over the line for some people? Have they never been on the internet, let alone to this website? I mean, look at the suggested reading. Why did they even click on it, the content was not hidden behind a misleading headline.
God damn, I love this artwork is perfect for this article.
I watched after that, but was confused at how they figured the best part of Rayna James were her kids. Because, no. I had no investment in those girls, and they’d always been my least favorite part. And, hey, I LIKED Luke Wheeler.
On the better question front, a more specific question is useful. Like “Do these colors look right together?” or “Is this blouse formal/summery/etc?” The problem with “Do I look ok?” is that all answers mean *you* physically don’t look ok, which probably isn’t true and isn’t going to get said even if it happens to be…
Not gonna lie, I have no need to read the discussion on this topic, but that header image = instant star from me.
I feel your pain, letter writer, I got them at the same age, had no idea what was happening to my butt, and walked around for weeks believing that I had tumors growing down there and that I was going to drop dead of ass cancer soon. still didn’t go to the doctor because at that point I had already accepted my fate.…
Yeah I wasn’t sure what that was about.
First Letter, Nothing that person can do, these are grown folks, all he can do is basically stay in his lane, and yes it did come off as him being jealous, lol.
Yeah, I’m there with you. Even with this thoroughly uneven season, I’m still a fan of this show. And although Gretchen is monster, something about her really connects with me. She feels like my id, operating like a raw nerve because of trauma. When she cried, “No one fights for me!” it felt like a punch in the gut…
I like You’re the Worst.
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Because it is cast flawlessly and usually damn good. This season has been draggier than the others, but the writing is still leagues ahead of most.
For me, it’s one of the rare shows that doesn’t think “asshole” is substitute for depth and actually explores depression and trauma and attachment issues in a real, and often painful, way.
I really wish more people understood this. As a sufferer of IBS people that have known me forever and know my issue still can’t wrap their heads around this. Even my wife has a hard time with this and we have been married for 10 years. Vacations can be...interesting.
One of my friends also suffers from it. This card would be a godsend. Most people have no idea how this strikes out of nowhere and makes planning difficult.
The thing that drives me crazy about the new wave of advent calendars is that they’re almost all Twelve Days of Christmas, leading up to Christmas. But the Twelve Days are supposed to start on the day *after* Christmas and lead up to Epiphany aka Twelfth Day on January 6th! They’re doing both advent and Twelve Days…