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5 Oct, 10 tweets, 1 min read
Scenes from a Marriage s1e1, and I’m once more confident that there’s nothing more embarrassment-inducing than being around a couple arguing.
Also apropos: Oscar Isaac is such a fine man.
There’s so much that goes into us being able to get this representation on marriage and wanting/having a baby. Not least of which is women being more open about what having a baby is really like. I’m grateful for that work.

Thanks a feminist today, folks :)
I’m DYING at how selfish this woman is.
LMFAOOOO she’s honestly putting her pain from walking away at par with his pain from being abandoned??? What an asshole she is! 😂😂😂
She’s torturing this poor man. Gosh.
S1e4. This conversation. Wow.
The easy familiarity of being with someone for so long is really seductive in its own way. You could get lured into safety very easily.
This woman is so used to getting what she wants from him. Lmaoooo
this woman is unhinged.

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You people on here make having feelings for other people sound like a disease sha.
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Usually don’t like to cook when I’m hungry, but let’s do it. Image
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This bit on marginalization and the way we use language. Image
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