For the 9423th time, part of “bettering yourself” means accepting that there will be consequences for your actions and that people aren’t just going to forgive and forget the hurt you did to them just because you say you’re sorry. It’s almost like when you do bad things, you have to live with the consequences of them…

Man, if you’re Michael Fishman and playing DJ Roseanne is literally all you have, how dumb do you have to be to fuck that up.

Sophie

Honestly the sentiment that victims have to tolerate listening to self-serving bullshit from abusers in a way that places the responsibility for the abusers’ behavior on the victims...wow. Just another note on the long list of things I find toxic about 12-step groups.

I have no idea what this means and don’t want to know

I gotta say I’m pretty skeptical of the idea that these guys aren’t perfectly capable of being abusive regardless of where they’re at in their recovery

He is a wild and crazy guy

He’s not seeking accountability, he’s seeking absolution

I mean, Jake Lloyd, and weren’t Natalie and Keira like 16, 17?

I mean, Star Wars was pretty big...

Jeez, you ran out of good material fast

Meh, I’d leave that one out of your tight five.

This is interesting because reportedly Chase was absolutely unbearable on the set of Trouble and in particular spent a lot of time lording his bigger salary over Aykroyd’s head.

*Aykroyd

Stop, you’re killing me!

Funny bit

It’s an interesting dichotomy to explore, but come on, we all know that Blonsky’s faking the whole turned over a new leaf thing and is gonna revert to status-quo bad guy the first chance he gets.

Why is it so hard for some of you to understand that actions have consequences and simply apologizing doesn’t magically make them go away

Sheryl Lee is such an underrated actress. Her anguish was so palpable in this film, and she completely succeeded playing an entirely different character in The Return. She deserves a far better career than she’s had.