This just in: Teenagers are idiots. Film at 11.

I’m just here to say that Ashley Reese is right - mint chocolate is doo-doo.

Here’s the thing: i was bullied terribly in high school. I have attempted to take my own life three times - the third time, I would have succeeded, had I not been found. When I was bullied, I harbored the exact ideations that Hannah Baker (the protagonist) carried out: You’ll All See What You Did When I’m Gone. Had…

Yeah, I don’t think that teenagers need to see the brutality that’s depicted in the final episode. If you want to know what it is, here’s the link to the People magazine article that has the scene in question in the title of the article (so click judiciously if you don’t want to know): LINK

Yep, this. Me, too.

It does. The protagonist, Hannah, is beautiful, and mis-understood, and long-suffering: all things that young girls who may be on the edge tend to latch on to. Plus, there’s the added bonus of the giant FUCK YOU that her suicide (and tapes) throws to the survivors, as well as the sadness and grief over her loss that’s…

Those people fucking suck.

We don’t need this.

Oh, that is awful. I am so sorry that you had to deal with bullshit on top of bullshit. <3

Thank you. <3

Thank you. <3

Re: the “sweet quiet boys”thing.

The baby in the header pic- I WANT TO EAT THAT BAYBAY.

Is she an adult? Did an adult write this?

Asia Argento is a fucking badass.

PSSST:

This happened to me. I had a horrible infection in my left ear, that, eventually got better, but since then, my hearing is...off. If you only speak into my left ear, no problem. If you only speak into my right ear, no problem. If I hear you with both ears, I have problems and have to work really hard to understand…

Ok, but you can shit in one hand and wish in the other, and see which one fills up first.

I grew up in Italy, and the occasional jar of peanut butter that I had, I would share eeevvvvveeerrrrr so much with my friends, who lost their MINDS over it, but then the rest was MINE. ALL MINE.

Ok, but what about the Scrub Daddy? It’s less...squishy than a sponge, so does the same hold true?