My ex is an emotionally abusive sociopath. And when his mother was in a near-fatal car accident, I let him stay with me for a week because I lived a block from the hospital. Because I’m not an asshole.

I don’t know much about him, but if I can make a sports analogy, I’d say Mooch doesn’t even provide VAR (value above random replacement) as a parent.

Fortunately for her, he has to sell his business to keep his job.

His treatment of his newborn son is the true condemning act in my opinion. Even if your ex is a true demon, you have a newborn son in IC. Even highly narcissitic, sexist men often care (as much as abusive sociopaths can care) for their male children as reflections of themselves ...that 50% dna for example.

I think in the case of The Mooch his absence is probably preferable

I can’t even imagine the real story here. The poor woman.

Jesus Christ. My ex missed the birth of our daughter because he was stuck in an airport in Ireland, en route from Afghanistan. That is a perfectly honorable and respectful reason to miss the birth of your child. Being absent due to service to the objectively worse US president, in terms of competency and pretty much…

The Slot is thataway.

Because this is old news.

Congrats on your release from solitary! It’s a whole new world out here!

WHY ISN’T THERE ANYTHING ABOUT NORTH KOREA’S MISSILE LAUNCH???? IT WOULD FIT IN RIGHT BELOW THE THING ABOUT TOM CRUISE’S BREATH!!!!!!

And has already been covered by every site months ago.

I hate to admit it, but even “Boobs In California” is damn catchy!

The music on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is really so good. The episode where Titus is singing all of those off-brand Broadway songs is really great. And Titus Lemonading.

Nashvillian here, too. I’m all about her new stuff! The only problem is that I essentially burst into tears every time I hear “Praying” on the radio, which makes driving a fun adventure. More of an adventure than usual, even.

TBH, he was the reason I loved Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23 so much. He’s hysterical.

Including one of my very favorite things - snarky, self-deprecating James Van Der Beek appearances!

I love the video, it’s a reflection of the past and looking forward to the future. My takeaway from the video is that there’s a light at the end of every tunnel, and when you get there, it’s okay to dance because you made it through shitty circumstances.

The “Woman” video is great....good to see her having fun. She’s amazing.

I am playing Praying and Woman on repeat in the car. I never really paid much attention to Kesha before — as a 40 yr old divorced mom, I wasn’t exactly her target audience. But I connected so deeply with Praying. After spending nearly 3 years untangling myself from an abusive husband who I still have to deal with…