
“Are You The One?” Proves Soulmates Aren’t Really A Thing
The historic all-queer cast won their season — but not because they played by straight people’s rules.
Natalie Adler has a PhD in Comparative Literature and works in disability advocacy. She is currently writing a novel on obsessive thinking and feminist disillusionment.
The historic all-queer cast won their season — but not because they played by straight people’s rules.
Straight women are sublimating their rage against men by expressing their desire for starlets to strangle them or run them over with a car — but they don’t necessarily have the guts to scream, “Fist me, Sandra Oh.”
More than ten years after the cult hit aired, it's Jenna Maroney and her outlandishness that resonate most in these bizarre times.
The historic all-queer cast won their season — but not because they played by straight people’s rules.
Straight women are sublimating their rage against men by expressing their desire for starlets to strangle them or run them over with a car — but they don’t necessarily have the guts to scream, “Fist me, Sandra Oh.”
More than ten years after the cult hit aired, it's Jenna Maroney and her outlandishness that resonate most in these bizarre times.