I was super excited when The Fall went on Netflix but WHY did they have to call Stella Gibson an “ice queen” in the description? She is OPENLY empathetic and kind (e.g. how she deals with Rose and Katie), she just has a very calm demeanour. So why treat it like a negative thing? Why couldn’t they just call her a detective instead of something that (imo) is vaguely misogynistic?
“But don’t landlords deserve to be compensated for their labor, too?”
WHAT labor? I see my landlord once a month, when I have to fork over rent. My landlord is not a member of our community. My landlord is not involved in the maintenance of the property beyond commanding someone else to repair broken appliances or cut the grass, and usually my landlord doesn’t even do that–one of the office assistants sends out those orders.
All my landlord does is sit in the office and send minions after impoverished tenants who live in fear of the streets and are about one to two paychecks away from being homeless.
So my grandma wants to go on a coach trip as a family. I do love her but under NO circumstances am i gonna let myself be trapped on a bus filled with brexiteers ranting for a week straight
“Fun fact! Baby elephants, much like human babies, aren’t able to fully control their trunks because their motor skills haven’t fully developed so they plunge their face into the water to drink =)
[working on a new writing project] Definitely the hardest part of writing is getting started. [working on the middle of a project] Definitely the hardest part of writing is what happens between the beginning and the end. [finishing a writing project] Definitely the hardest part of writing is the end. [editing] Well well well, if it isn’t my old arch nemesis, editing… defiitely the hardest part of writing,
be healthily sensitive. tell them you're hurt when you're hurt. describe what hurt you. no silent treatment and passive aggressiveness. be honest. don't compromise your emotion. don't bottle it up. weigh the issue. understand and maybe, forgive.