“‘You realize you’re taking away the jobs and the health insurance of five people at the start of a pandemic and you don’t have to, right?’ She looked at me with her blue eyes, hands clasped to her heart and told me, ‘I have to do this for me.'”

The streets of New York City will never be the same without her, however, those who dream of building a better world will forever carry the treasure of knowing Shatzi Weisberger in our hearts.

The team answers your questions about keeping those fires burning!

“I am so certain that this episode will have polarized us the most of any episode we’ve done yet. I’m certain of it.”

The wedding was a bust but we sure do have a lot to talk about! Come on in and join our dear friends for the most fight-packed episode in L Word history!

The water was carried a distance away from the faucet, yes, but that distance was…absolutely nowhere near my vulva.

Even if her attraction to Veronica is mostly relegated to fantasies, that doesn’t make it not “real.”

“For now, what I’ll say about this storyline is that I was just glad to not see that damn purple coffee mug. The fact that they did not bring this coffee mug back out was one small mercy of this storyline for me.”

“Ain’t nobody trying to slow down! Life is fun. Keep doing it.”

Landlords and leaders care about nothing more than collecting bread in their pockets. TikTok influencers are tools of their capitalist schemes.

The haunted house persists in horror media for a reason.

Ru tells the queens they can pick their parts which leads to more drama than Baz Luhrmann’s William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet.

In which our team answers our members’ questions about the care and keeping of their skin!

The energy Miranda is giving in this scene — and, in fact, in this entire episode — is that little pig named Wallace from the Geico commercials who hangs out of the car window holding a pinwheel and screaming.

In the five years since I ended that relationship I’ve reflected on how I got into it, why I stayed, and my own part in the failure of it.

“I can play with my chest and eat a peach while getting pounded.”

Who among us hasn’t been locked in a tower by our overbearing mothers (metaphorically)?

Plus updates on Mythic Quest and that completely unhinged Monarch series finale.

I couldn’t acknowledge that this was unsustainable, that my life wasn’t the novella I had convinced myself it was.

Drew: Then Kehlani does a little Titanic, which means “putting a hand on the fogged-up glass”—
Riese: It means “causing a ship to hit an iceberg and then sink.”
Drew: Which… metaphorically? You could argue…