Small Talk: Will Chat

[Meredith Quill]

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Happy trails beyond Small Talk!

[fastiller]

Couldn't find another place for this.

With Will Trent doing a quasi-crossover with those housewives  & with 9-1-1 doing their reality show crossover, I've decided the crossover I really want is something with Amanda & Athena solving a case.  Faith can join too.

Edited April 5, 2024 by fastiller

[Atlanta]

Ugh, Angie, shave your pits. It's more hygienic. I had mine lasered off.

[Ceindreadh]

On 12/11/2024 at 2:35 AM, Atlanta said:

Ugh, Angie, shave your pits. It's more hygienic. I had mine lasered off.

Do you think Will and Ormewood should shave theirs as well or is it only unhygienic for women?

[Atlanta]

Sorry, I have weird issues with pit hair.

[peachmangosteen]

But on men too or is it a misogynistic issue?

[mrsbagnet]

I just spotted Kayvon Esmaili, the actor who played Faith's crush, Dr. Farhad, on an episode of High Potential! I squeed.

Edited January 22 by mrsbagnet

[Irlandesa]

54 minutes ago, mrsbagnet said:

I just spotted Kayvon Esmaili, the actor who played Faith's crush, Dr. Farhad, on an episode of High Potential! I squeed.

I knew he looked familiar.  I liked him as a love interest for Faith and was sad when they just moved on from him.

[Atlanta]

No, not a misogynist. I'm a woman. It's not automatic misogyny if you don't agree with a woman or how she presents herself. However, I've had my pit hair lasered off.

[peachmangosteen]

Women can be misogynistic. And yes, being grossed out by women not shaving their armpits is misogyny.

[peeayebee]

I don't agree. That's like saying if I don't like beards on men, then I'm a misandrist.

[peachmangosteen]

If you don't care that men have hair on their armpits but find it revolting if women do, that's a sexist viewpoint and you may want to look internally.

Edited Saturday at 10:32 PM by peachmangosteen

[peachmangosteen]

Thinking it's not hygienic for women to have armpit hair (untrue) and yet not feeling that way for men; how could one seriously not see the sexism there?

Edited Sunday at 04:47 PM by peachmangosteen

[peachmangosteen]

Also, can I just say, I'm not going to be tolerating the 'people just wanna be offended' argument in this day and age with what's going on in this country and the world.

Edited Sunday at 04:48 PM by peachmangosteen