evilmindatwork

Sigh. I am closer to 30 than 20, and I still need a handout from my folks now and then. Nowhere close to buying. Granted I live in a larger city and just finished grad school. Still hate that these girls make so much money for essentially making the same mistakes over and over and over.

I would really like the look to be about Tyrion thinking she's going to be the next "Mad King (Queen)" than about her giving him butterflies but I fear that I am wrong. I would also like Maisie to be wrong about Arya's future but, again, the show doesn't care about my needs.

I really don't think Chelsea picking Adam, during high school, has anything to do with Randy as a parent. I picked all sorts of idiots between the ages of 14-18, and it had absolutely nothing to do with my dad, but because teen-me just had bad taste. I am sure had Chelsea gotten pregnant at age 25, it would have been with someone who wasn't an Adam type. However, high school girls are stupid and she got pregnant with her first boyfriend, and therefore Adam will be in her life for the next few years. I am 28 years old, and my high school boyfriend waits tables in a coastal town, and spends most of his time smoking weed and surfing. He's actually a really nice person, unlike Adam, but definitely not someone I'd want to parent or manage a life with. My point is that Aubree's father being an asshole has less to do with her maternal grandfather, and more to do with the fact that her mother was in her teens when Aubree was conceived.

Yes, and if there's a statutory standard they have to follow, it's his lawyer's duty to make sure that their agreement conforms with state law. No one is being an asshole here, it's in everyone's interest to make sure the proper standards are followed-- Corey's attorney is being a competent attorney, this kind of thing can come back and bite you in the ass later if it's not taken care of.

It's interesting that Maddie emancipated but isn't above using her mother's last name as a performer (Cash's idea, I know). But wouldn't Maddie, as she's written, want to create maximum distance?

Why do they cut scenes in the first place? Does anyone know why they don't put the deleted scenes online? Or in the US version of the DVDs?

Yes! This pair like many of the original pairings (Juliette - Avery, Deacon-Rayna) are better together than apart but they need to stop putting them in false conflicts. These writers probably would go there. I just don't see why Frankie hates Deacon all of a sudden, and I don't think his jealousy over the bar is a good explanation. If he valued his independence so much he would have said no to the partnership in the first place.

Yes, I remember him saying that too and thinking it was very strange.

It's so very sad that poor little Kaiser has two parents who really shouldn't be left with him unsupervised. Poor baby doesn't have a chance in this world.

I meant race is why Leah won't admit to the relationship. I am confused about why MTV is consenting to exclude it but I am pretty confident that Leah is ashamed of being with an African American.

Yeah, I think the primary reason TR Dues hasn't been front and center this season is because of race (as well as shame on Leah's part). I don't know why he puts up with but maybe he doesn't care as long as he gets to enjoy the MTV perks without the messiness of being on screen.

I will never understand Javi. I am 28 years old, recently out of a 10 year relationship/3 year marriage, but without kids, and I hesitate before I date a parent. Not that I wouldn't date a parent but I feel like I am in a different place in life than someone with parental responsibilities. Also, to be honest, I don't really run across many parents within my dating peer group currently (I live in a major city). Javi was almost 10 years younger than me when he met Karl-- why would 18/19 year old, who seemed to be living a fairly responsible life, with average/slightly above average attractiveness want to tie themselves down to someone with so much baggage?

Out of all the things I could hate Lucious for this season, I hate him the most for saying that he would have never left Anika for Cookie. Cookie is worth a million of Anika.

Never mind, just caught it.

Chelsea was 16 years old when she had Aubree. Heck, I didn't even have a kid with my ex-husband but, when we split up, I was devastated for more than a year. I would have gone back to him for sure if I'd thought we had a shot at working things out. I can't imagine how hard it must be to know that the father of your child is a turdm and will always be a turd. While it was sad to watch her yo-yoing back and forth with Adam, I think it's pretty understandable.

I was just wondering because there were no similar efforts to hide Jeremy from the cameras. I also don't remember Corey calling her out on that relationship. Just wondering if there were issues because Dues is African American.

Why are they hiding the fact that they live together?

Also, it's time consuming to check twitter and instagram for comments on how inspiring she is! Cut a break, you guys!

Other than the dog incident, Chelsea is pretty responsible with her pets. Her pets are well looked after, clean, and seem house-trained unlike Amber's fifty puppies.

Ryan does nothing for me. I think Maci is average looking, as is Cate, but I think Amber is one of the prettier girls in the Teen Mom franchise. I have weird taste, maybe?

Tweens, teens, and idiots.

How can she be SO UNAWARE? You would think she'd be more enlightened, at least for her children's sake, but she just goes blithely along being heinous.

Haha. I am seeing multiple comments on the Christmas lights thing? How does one put Christmas lights up? I ask because I am NOT handy (but, smart enough to avoid flipping houses), and also never grew up with Christmas lights at my house for whatever reason. Genuinely curious.

I think their relationship maybe real but he doesn't seem into it. At the very least, he doesn't seem into her enough to MARRY her.

I think Bentley will most likely end up being a teen parent because Maci is always trying to convince him to "get a girlfriend" (as if it's strange for him to not have one) and Ryan seems super invested in Bentley proving he's a "man." The emphasis on stereotypical gender roles makes me sad.