hey proud pappa,
i'm 22, and have been bulimic since i was 14, on and off. Best thing ever, when she leaves home, that my parents did for me, is to keep the channels of communication open and super honest. allow her to tell you when she slipped, or when she messed up, and then instead of going super emotional, asking… Read more

As a father who's daughter suffers with eating disorders....I can empathize with her father. It's horrible to watch your child hurt themselves and know there is nothing you can do short of find help for her. And that they need to want help. I can't count the tears I've shed or the walls I've punched. Feeling… Read more

Thank you for posting what Bassett's character's "freak" feature is, because I literally couldn't figure it out the first four times I saw the trailer, regardless of how blatantly she's caressing her chest with that thing. Read more

Well, so much for "But we didn't see what really happened in that elevator.".... Read more

Tracie, I've loved working with you here and cannot wait to see what you have up your sleeve at your new job with [REDACTED COMPANY]. I'll never forget the time the entire Jezebel staff [REDACTED SUBSTANCE] on your roof and then took [REDACTED SUBSTANCE] while sharing our mutual weird sex fantasies about [REDACTED… Read more

Where's the beef?

Indeed.

This is my absolute favorite early clip of her:

Legendary.

I'll watch any movie that glorifies caregivers! Especially those of us who smoke a lot and aren't overly competent when it comes to blenders. And ESPECIALLY if it leads to us getting a little extra respect from society that maybe leads to higher pay. Plus, this movie actually looks good aside from my selfish… Read more

Hi Hillary, Read more

It is so good to hear that McBride's family feels justice has been done. This case feels like the silver lining on the dark cloud that is race in the justice system right now. Read more

...does not have arms long enough to box with God... Read more

My boyfriend watches this show, and I KEEP telling him that gymnasts are the ones best qualified for this, especially small female ones. They have upper body strength combined with leg strength and core strength (soo essentially total body strength!), they're nimble/flexible/spry, they have less body weight to carry… Read more

Kind of lame that they include an obstacle where height is critical. No amount of training can make you taller. Read more