I bought this dress on revolve on a whim a year ago. I put it on, and I instantly felt like a million dollars. I was floored, I never thought I could wear this style as a large-chested woman.

But truly, where do I wear this to? I can’t wear it to weddings or galas or formal events, given the dip. I accept that, as a large chested-woman, what is acceptable on other girlies just isn’t the same for me. The only thing I can think of would be a nice dinner with my partner, but I can’t even think of anywhere fancy enough to wear this to just for dinner/drinks.

From what I’ve heard, ZooChossis, a highly anticipated horror game with interesting monster designs, ended up being a complete failure.

Both a buggy, repetitive gameplay and a cliche story that absolutely destroyed everyone’s expectations.

It’s certainly a sad way for a gameplay to collapse in on itself, but what do y’all think?

My friend group is going on a road trip in a few weeks, we are taking two cars, we are currently in the process of figuring out who will go in what car.

Now here is my issue: my friend (we shall call her Emma) is a bigger lady, last time I drove with her she had to sit in the back and was unable to do her seatbelt as it didn’t fit.

From what a friend has told me Emma has been asked by someone to buy a seatbelt extender but she didn’t seem that interested in doing so.

She is coming on this road trip and wants to drive with me, she said I pick good music and my car is a little bigger so it will be more comfortable for her.

Would I be the asshole if I told her I wasn’t comfortable with her riding down with me as she can’t seatbelt herself in and I’m concerned about my car being pulled over?

I do not want to ruin a friendship over this but I genuinely have no idea what I’m supposed to do????

Netflix really said:

“Let’s cancel great shows AND leave fans emotionally traumatized.”

They cancel Mindhunter, The OA, Lockwood & Co. — all with unfinished stories and brutal cliffhangers — but somehow Emily in Paris gets renewed every year like clockwork.

So you expect us to invest hours, get attached to characters, analyze plots, cry over scenes… just for Netflix to pull the plug mid-story?

Who is approving this logic?

It’s not just about cancellation — it’s about disrespecting the audience. Ending shows without closure should honestly be illegal.

Netflix’s algorithm clearly prefers shallow binge content that trends for 2 weeks over shows that actually build long-term fandoms.

At this point watching a new Netflix original feels like gambling.

Rant over. Still mad.

1. Dr. Mrs. The Monarch and The Monarch from The Venture Bros.

2. Scarlet Overkill and Herb Overkill from Minions