Astute gay viewers know the "will they/won't they" trope of filing divorce papers has existed probably as long as gay characters on film, but it's such an unnecessary contrivance here post-Obergefell and with...
Astute gay viewers know the "will they/won't they" trope of filing divorce papers has existed probably as long as gay characters on film, but it's such an unnecessary contrivance here post-Obergefell and with...
Most of it was ads where he sold 70 pound drums of survivalist divorce chow that he stirred with an oar.
Most of it was ads where he sold 70 pound drums of survivalist divorce chow that he stirred with an oar.
Bruno and Yoli (his ex-wife) during one of those post-divorce moments that left Yoli regretting her decisions and Bruno’s hopes of getting back together completely renewed.
Bruno and Yoli (his ex-wife) during one of those post-divorce moments that left Yoli regretting her decisions and Bruno’s hopes of getting back together completely renewed.
Stated Judgement: (+0.5, 0.0) — Good Preference
Stated Judgement: (+0.5, 0.0) — Good Preference
You’re allowed to write Narnia fanfic that Lewis would consider heretical.
In The Great Divorce, C. S. Lewis has the man he calls his spiritual teacher appear, then flatly and frankly misrepresent him by having him answer a question about universalism with a mealy-mouthed bit […]
You’re allowed to write Narnia fanfic that Lewis would consider heretical.
In The Great Divorce, C. S. Lewis has the man he calls his spiritual teacher appear, then flatly and frankly misrepresent him by having him answer a question about universalism with a mealy-mouthed bit […]