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Janet Snakehole

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  1. Poor Brooke. I have a soft spot for her, and seeing her become even more isolated over this season has made me so sad. Poor Sophia too. She deserves better.

    I knew Daya's mom was lying to Pornstache's mom. This whole storyline is a mess.

    Still enjoying the Pennsatucky/Boo friendship.

    Is it bad that I kind of wanted to laugh in Piper's face when Stella said she was leaving? For me, Piper has reverted back to being completely insufferable.

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  2. I loved Bennett's dancing in the flashback.  He's fearless.

    I was laughing at that scene. It was such an early 20s military dude thing to do, film a shirtless dance to Hollaback Girl.

    I like Bennett, and don't exactly dislike Daya, but I can't blame him at all for wanting to get away from the situation after meeting Cesar.

    No freaking way is the jail closing. It seems like a silly plot line for unnecessary drama, kind of like Piper being almost transferred last season.

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  3. I don't know, once the kids turn three and they're kicked out wouldn't that be pretty traumatic for them?

    Good point. There probably is no real good solution to this issue, unfortunately.

    Boo is not one of my favorite characters (especially after the stuff with Little Boo last season), but I really liked her talk with Pennsatucky about abortion. Pennsatucky has against all odds endeared herself to me.

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  4. This episode hit every single bit of why I love this show - humanizing, horrifying, and humorous, all wrapped up into one tasty morsel.

    But I really hope the Alex and Piper show doesn't last forever...because, no. Just no. Piper is the wooooooorst. (tm Jean Ralphio)

    Agreed, only I put Alex in the category of being the worst. Zero sympathy for her moping around after being back in jail.
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    While Kate was a tomboy with loads of sex appeal for the guys.  She was also a girl's girl as shown in how quickly she bonded with Claire and Sun.  Oh, how I wish they could have stopped the quadrangle mess and allowed Kate and Juliet to become friends.  And to allow Jack and Sawyer to bond more.  That would have been so much more satisfying.

    This times a thousand. I actually liked some of the scenes with Kate and Juliet in Season Five in Dharmaville, like when they were trying to save young Ben. I actually thought EL did a better job as an actress of selling friendships with women than romance. Maybe that is because I remember reading that she was just as frustrated with the triangle stuff as many viewers were.

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  6. If these rumors are true, it explains a LOT about Jaclyn cooling down to Ryan after her business trip.

    I believe the stuff about Sean, he has shown himself to be shady and not marriage ready with the timeline of his girlfriend or hook up buddy having a miscarriage so close to the show. I did always find it weird that someone from Jackson, NJ who had a house and job there would sign up for a show with predominantly NY/North NJ participants, if the goal of the show was marriage.

    I believe the stuff about Ryan the least, I don't like him, but he always struck me as an immature Jersey Shore cast reject not an abuser. But editing stuff out is possible, and hey, it turned out that a couple of the Jersey Shore guys were on drugs.

    You all are making me want to check out unREAL.

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  7. But wouldn't that mean that they purposely made him associate the treatment as part of the punishment, rather than as treatment?

    Maybe I shouldn't really expect any sort of logical answer to this. Though I do wonder how common that sort of thing is.

    Nope, I am with you. That was just my attempt at weird Duggar logic, where spending 75 dollars a session makes up for messing with your sisters' lives. This logic also applies to a world where Josh gets to work for the FRC and the J-slaves (some of whom were assaulted) get to stay at home all day and raise Michelle's kids for her until they get married off to be under the headship of another fundie boy and get pregnant within a year of the wedding. Yay!
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  8. So I tuned in to the last few minutes. I suck.

    But point being, the pundits were going over how the victims were confirmed in the article. No they weren't. Every site and media I read had policy about not naming the victims/survivors. If anyone was named, posters were admonished. Which I think is the right thing to do.

    Megyn and the advisor she had had the end (did not catch his name) lamented how the names were obvious. Ok, maybe people could have figured them out, but two of the girls were interviewed on Fox. If they were so opposed to the names being revealed, they could have refused this interview. They just confirmed who the victims were, while being so upset that the vague story got out.

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  9. I don't think it makes Jill look weak. She just processes differently than Jessa. It's empowering not to let others dictate how you feel or what you say. Whether those others are your parents or the community or the random strangers on the internet. We are all products of how we are raised. It seems to me the fact that Jessa & Jill seem to react differently in the snippet- proves that even being raised by the same parents in basically the same environment- they still have different personalities so I will continue to attribute what they say to them

    personally unless someday they come out and say "My parents made me say all that but how I really feel is...."

    Fair enough on the Jill part. I am going to bow out now, because I don't necessarily agree that Jessa is not letting others (ie, her parents) dictate how she feels. We will never know either way and like you I am not okay with subscribing any specific thought process to her.
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  10. On Jessa being empowered by being more stoic....

    I said something similar in the Jessa thread, but I can't get behind this thought process 100% just because of the way that her parents have dealt with all of this. I could see this being a reaction she had to them trying to brush everything under the rug. And I don't really know that this is fair to Jill either, just because it makes her look like she is weak because she still (seemingly, another part of this is that we only have a VERY short clip to judge either of them on) has negative feelings about it.

  11. I agree with the idea that Jessa and any victim has the right to react this situation however they want.

    But I get the idea that by the way her parent's acted in the interview, the situation was treated by the adults that it was no big deal. At least for the girls. It seems as though they were not given any support. So I am just hesitant to say that Jessa has compartmentalized it and that is that. Both the idea that she is hiding behind her more stoic character and that she actually is that stoic make me uncomfortable. I am not going to watch the second part of the interview.

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  12. I have been mostly sticking to my preferred forms of media to read about the interview, and they are predictably slamming the Duggars. Which is good for my blood pressure, I was raging last night.

    Has anyone seen any news outlets not bash them? Just curious to hear.

  13. It seems like their message is- fear men!! They cant controlled their urges. Even though they know what their doing is wrong they cant help themselves. Woman!!.... don't entice these creatures. Stay indoors untill you are old enough to be the sacraficial virgin and then your parents will give you away to control these heathens sexual appetite and the world will be safe from them.

    Fear men, but give them all the power and make them the headship in your family, and if they ever do anything wrong, they don't have to be held completely accountable!

    The patriarchy is a hell of a drug.

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  14. I can't imagine being one of the daughters and hearing my parents defending my pervert brother as they did. It totally invalidates their feelings and anger. And then to hear your father repeatedly say everything is now hunky dory and we've moved past that. The girls rightful rage has probably been long displaced by hopelessness. Jana's perpetual sad face and lack of emotion now makes total sense.

    Not to mention that two of them have to be dragged out to an interview to forgive their molester; who gets to hide behind his parents defending him.

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  15. On another note, it makes me sad that on this and other forums I read, posters have taken care not to name the victims. To protect their privacy. As we should have.

    Their own parents are now contributing to outing two of them. They may be grown married women now, but I don't buy that this was entirely their idea. JB and Michelle should feel devastated that strangers on the Internet took more interest in their daughters' privacy.

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