Agree.

Yeah who knows, could’ve been polyamory but seems just as likely it might have been like a mormon sister-wives type relationship, they saw themselves as part of one big family, makes no sense to split up just cause the man’s gone

The old “well, he was nice to ME, therefore, he can’t not be nice” defense. Every intelligent abuser keeps a few around, right?

Seriously, if we all knew that he was a creepy a decade ago, she for sure did. No one I know is surprised. No one. And we are hardly Hollywood adjacent. And the female celebs who said they didn’t know? No one believes you buttercup.

“I like to dig around in the greys. There are some amazing, amazing minds languishing in there. But not all.”

Amen. Worked as a barista and bartender as I made my way through grad school. Dealt with so much shit in all three places. Figured once I scored that enlightened job in academia things would be different. They aren’t. From the misogynistic department chair to male students commenting on my looks in hopes I’ll let them…

I feel it’s important to point out that Tig Notaro was doing stand up without C.K, she was on her way, on her own before him.

I hope this is a tipping point. I really, really do. My best friend and I, who are both around 40, were just talking last night about the high probability that 100% of women our age or older have seen at least one penis they didn’t sign up to see (or worse).

The threesome never discussed their relationship, nor their sex life. We know they lived together, that he fathered children by both women, and that the two women stayed together after his death. Everything else— which is a huge part of the film— amounts to creative speculation. I liked the film, but it’s no more a…

http://www.npr.org/2017/06/09/532149100/the-man-behind-wonder-woman-was-inspired-by-both-suffragists-and-centerfolds

According to this author who recently wrote a book about the subject, it appears to be the other way around, and not as egalitarian as this movie seems to suggest, at least not at the formation of the…

Good for her, but as people have already stated....this movie isn’t necessarily the truest.

But it was so bad on so many levels. I always figured some execs were in a meeting and it went something like this:

I liked this film, but yeah, it takes considerable liberties with the truth, and I’m not surprised the threesome’s descendants won’t endorse it. We know that Marston, Holloway, and Byrne lived together. He fathered children by both of them. The woman stayed together after he died and continued to raise their children.…

Does she face the reality that Marston told the Federal Government the his lie detector was infallible with “mentally inferior” races (black/Native American), and could only be beaten (potentially) by white Scandinavian/Nordic subjects, because of their “cooler temperament” and greater intelligence? Also, not trolling…

So, in the age of Shonda Rimes and Jill Sulloway , working in TV is the shadows? 

Holly sh*t! A woman wrote and directed D.E.B.S.?!! That movie looks exactly like what you’d imagine a brainchild of corporate committee made up of white men.