I like how you're so grossly misinterpreting what I said in order to make yourself feel better about saying something so toxic.

Like, if you were punched over and over you'd bruise and maybe you'd want to stay away from situations where you get punched. How'd you feel if you're told the problem is you being easy to bruise? No one is obligated to love us, but don't talk like we're the problem.

This is a very dismissive take. Even introverts want intimacy and it gets very demoralizing when feelings go unreciprocated. There is only so much social rejection social creatures can take.

Rick Riordan did the same thing. "Oh, you object to one of the coolest of the main demigods being gay? The next series will have so many gays. Followed by a book about that main gay character and his boyfriend going on an epic journey that solidifies their love. Fuck the haters."

a marketing gimmick not dissimilar to what we're plagued with in the modern era where beauty standards are artificial. Any actual effort by grown women to achieve such waists did not last long as a fad, like platform shoes.

Maybe one day we'll go back to corsets - actual, properly sized and worn corsets were not supposed to be tight. Waist emphasis was achieved by adding fabric volume in the blouse and skirt. Nor are corsets supposed to squeeze the chest - the freakishly skinny sizes were based off young girls and -

Yes! Also, Pedro Pascal - did not recognize his voice at all, he disappeared into Think.

He played Johnny Cash in Walk the Line

Literally the other night I was woken by my cat making noise in the other room, and then she sits up from her place on the bed staring in the direction of the noise growling and the noise stops and I'm like "don't leave bed, that's how you die in the movies!"

This, but it's my mom