I'm bummed, actually. I think, based on Sharon's obvious unease, that her acceptance of Andy's proposal isn't a forgone conclusion, and that had Duff cared to show us the friggin' thing, it would have been a great and emotionally charged scene. And I'm mad at myself for really believing we were gonna get to see it.

She also "taught" women that it's okay to destroy the lives of other women with whom a husband has extramarital affairs, or sexually harasses, or even sexually assaults, so long as A.) that husband is her own, and B.) said destruction allows for her continued grab for power. Hillary Clinton is indeed intellectually accomplished, but she is far from a shining example for women.

No where in this post does it say she’s perfect, does it? No human being is. I know I’m definitely fucking not. And if she “taught” women what you claim, I think as a society we need to teach women, starting from childhood, to be stronger-minded, independent individuals. 

Love you forever and always Laura.

longlivelaura replied to your post “I just realized that often times after a person has a heart attack,...”

According to my limited medical knowledge (read: what I remember from the movie "Something's Gotta Give," and which I oft repeat as if it's actually true), a person who's suffered a heart attack can have sex as soon as he or she is able to successfully climb a flight of stairs unassisted. Maybe Sharon will encourage Andy's rehab by standing naked at the top of the steps ��

I, too, found this episode … meh (except for Sharon’s hair, which I thought was *finally* fabulous again). I haven’t even rewatched it. I fear I’m losing interest.

I can’t say that I’m losing interest but I’m getting less and less invested in the show. I won’t stop watching it, but... idek how to describe the feeling. I used to have trouble falling asleep on monady night, knowing that there’s gonna be a new ep in a few hrs. Now I fall aslee like a baby. Does it explaine it?