Her most honest look.

It’s that same vibe of the dude who hurts you, and then immediately turns it around about how sorry he is and what an awful person he is, so that you’re supposed to end up comforting him instead.

There’s something about this letter that comes off as almost....proud(?) of how much influence they think they have over their ex. Couching it in self flagellation is adding victimhood to narcissism.

She was a fake, tightly controlled jerk back then and she still is now, just more people know about it.

You can be gay and a jerk. You can be black and a jerk. You can be latino and a jerk.

Makes me a little curious convinced about the smile on Trump’s face in this pic:

I read that and literally snarfed on my drink. That has to be the some of the most toxic shit that workplaces imply these days, but she actually went and said it...and was serious. She’s completely out of touch with reality, and should probably just retire.

Yeah, I ended up skimming a lot of the opening stuff because it was a bunch of things that have been written in various articles about this stuff recently. Then it turned out I’d skimmed 80% of the article before it really began talking about the most recent happenings. 

If you ever need it, I will ALWAYS be up for being that person who posts what others cannot. ALWAYS.

So glad I am not the only person who this way - it feels like there is a paragraph missing.

While I agree with your comment, the sentiment that “this is not a zero-sum game” is almost charming in this day and age.

Just do it.

It reads like a long People magazine profile

This quote. I swear it does not sound friendly in anyway and really should have been a red flag. “Act like you’re happy no matter how i treat you or get the fuck out”. How kind.

It’s interesting aspect I’ve become more and more aware in discussions over the past year. While cancel culture and purity tests are often used as jokes currently, kind of mocking this image of the right wing has, there has been this weird sense of refusing to tackle complicated legacies. And I don’t mean not…

I see you are unfamiliar with Joan’s patented brand of “assignment written the night before it’s due” articles.

Ellen deserves all the bouquets for being a pioneer, for opening doors for gays, for her hard work, talent and perseverance in making it in Hollywood.

‘The one thing I want is everyone here to be happy and proud of where they work, and if not, don’t work here.’ No one is going to raise their voice or not be grateful. That’s the rule to this day.”

Holy crap are you kidding me?