“everytime I see that episode”

“so that makes it okay”

How does he feel about intimacy coordinators?

It’s kind of wild when you think about it. The type of thing that sort of creeps up on ya and becomes the norm. But the MCU has become the tv version of the “forever game.” The World of Warcraft and Fortnite of tv.

It’s just a kiss away, just a kiss away . . .

Saying that about all religion is idiotic, the overwhelming majority of all people in the world are religious, most of the “good” people in the world are religious, your heroes are likely religious, you’ll always be a bitter fool if you’re gonna be this edgy about your atheism.

cut that, cut that, cut that

I am fucking stunned this wasn’t a slideshow.

Of course, we all know property is far more valuable than human life.

I don’t believe anyone should do jail time for non-violent crimes.

“I always knew this guy was no good!” - person who never expressed this sentiment before the guy did the bad thing

Nice to see he’s acknowledging the most recent time his life got flipped-turned upside-down.

I agree, but also I hate how we collectively analyze every celebrity apology for any possible way we can spin it negatively to further castigate the offender. It’s really toxic. He didn’t do anything to me. Why do I need my pound of flesh? Shouldn’t whether it’s an acceptable apology or not be up to the people he’s…

Have you never felt like shit after fucking up? It can be tough to thread the needle between holding yourself accountable and spiraling into shame and self-hatred.

At least he seems genuinely sincere and apologetic. Probably one of the best apologies I’ve seen from a celeb. 

“with people mostly crawling out of their quarantine bunkers (despite the pandemic still being, y’know, not over)“

Just mash this up with “Gotta Light” from Twin Peaks: The Return!

Nobody is arguing which Secrets Wars future movies will be based off. It's Hickman's.

It took two motherfuckers to write this

it also bothered me that the same critics reflexively dismissed jade as some prostitute stereotype, because *they* were the ones who were incapable of seeing her as something more than that, not lynch.