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Me too! Like, how does that work.

Uhmmm I think the idea of bracelets that synchronize with music sounds like an AWESOME idea, even without them saving lives. I want one.

I want Megyn to slap them sooo bad

Crying children irritate me just as much as the next person, but the last time I checked, this is goddamn America, and I recognize your right to be on that plane, same as me. Having a child doesn’t mean you have to stop living your life and limiting where you go because your child might, I dunno, ACT LIKE WE ALL DID…

No, it’s real.

This is a fantastic wedding shit show story. If I was you, I would stop strangers on the street and tell them this story. It’s that good.

Look at the Bride. Look at her.

LOOK AT HER.

This is the face of shade.

Let’s not forget that even if the bride and groom were magically cool with something like that, their families are almost guaranteed not to be. During my wedding planning, it became apparent to me that this party is for your family...not for you. Moms and Dads involved (and often chipping in) on these shindigs ONLY…

Oh I have the best story about a wedding proposal...

This same guy wrote about me with the juicy title, “Does Dayna Evans Support Harassment of Women?” (Complete with photos of me culled from the web.)

This is incredibly well written and well thought out. I’m sorry that your name pops up with such a terrible association, that must hurt but seriously great job on this piece.

This really is the world cup of spam and we’re issuing a red card.

You didn’t win in 1812.

All of that is correct.

None of that is what you said initially.

Yes, this terrible pun is completely representative of “us,” and unhip government functionaries only exist in America.

Wow, you really are a soccer fan.

Yeah, but calling someone out on their wedding bullshit is, like, the best friend’s job, not the photographer who’s being paid probably a lot of money to be there.

YES to this comment. You described my thoughts perfectly as I watched this scene with my guts churning. Because I've seen Louie be a quite nice, normal, if fucked-up and bumbling guy. He's not a monster; he's extremely human. And yet he is capable of sexually assaulting this woman who is his friend, without having…

Ugh, as a woman who recently had to physically run away from a man I once loved and trusted to get out of a bad situation this shit is too real. This scene done well, don't get me wrong. Just too real. Most violence towards women isn't cinematic and obvious. It's this creeping slow car wreck that while it's happening…

I didn't see it, but I think it's an interesting idea to explore, and one that might be enlightening for the audience - the normal funny guy as almost-rapist, potential rapist...He's not a monster, he's not a stranger, he's just a guy acting like a lot of guys act - in a way that hurts women.