bee-fabulous:

simonegarnett:

the good place is problematic because if you think for a second a group of students isn’t going to support their teacher making a giant vat of chili and filling it with peeps and be really fucking excited about it you don’t know today’s culture

also, if you offer students free food there’s no way they wouldn’t eat it even if it’s complete trash

moira-uhhh-deorain:

honestly the best thing about the good place is just how you can never really guess what will happen next, like they all could die in the next episode and no one would even question it? The next episode could be set on mars? They could start a drug cartel at this point and it would 100% fit the story

earlgreyteagirl:

We appreciate Chidi so much but GODDAMNIT IT WE DON’T APPRECIATE WILL!!!

Marc Evan Jackson apparently texted him complimenting his body and he said thank you, he was worried about the scene. So on top of being sexy and jacked, he’s precious and humble af!

Kristen Bell calls working with him “a dream” because he’s so purposeful with his acting (And he’s a fucking comedic gold mine)

In fact, every review I’ve ever read of his plays (After the Blast, Romeo and Juliet) heaps compliment upon compliment for Will

His play Travisville, which Will wrote himself, has been garnering praise (yay Will!)

If you listen to interviews of him, he’s just so shy but sweet and intelligent and socially conscious!

mamapluto:

cephalopodvictorious:

emeritusprofessorofnothing:

benyw:

iloveradfems:

shopcatsca:

iloveradfems:

cecaeliawitch:

unapolpgeticalfeminist:

omg I’m doing research for one of projects for college, and apparently, girls learn better when they’re in an all girls class, but boys learn even worse when they’re in an all boys class, because all the negative things become even stronger of there are no girls to act as “buffer”

get rid of the boys and let girl learn in peace, i couldn’t care less about them

It’s not our job to be a “buffer”

Separate boys from girls then, they don’t have to be acting like mothers at age 12, if boys ruin the education of others boys, um, idk, fix their behavior maybe?

I work at uni. My program is very competitive. Like you need a 92% or more to get in. We get 10x the applications than we can accept. So. This means our program is 95% female. Simply because girls do better in highschool than boys. Its literally that simple. However. This is a HUGE deal in the administration! Because OMG all those poor boys with less than a 92% can’t get into our program and woe is me, those poor poor boys. Every year we meet to talk about ways to “rectify” this “problem”. One year they’re going to stop inviting me to these meetings. Because I always ask questions like “how do we get boys into the program with lower GPAs without denying girls with higher GPAs? And how is giving boys preferential treatment not sexist?” Keep going good ladies, I’m saving your seat!

This type of thing always happens when women are dominating something, protocols are changed to accommodate and benefit men, and if this strategy isn’t successful the field is devalued.

Keep the good work!

The amount of times I heard my grandfather talk about the ‘feminization’ of schools because he wanted to blame the system for boys under performing (or, more accurately: girls out performing the boys) instead of, ya know, boys’ entitled attitudes and overall piss poor behavior when at school.

When women fail at something: there must be something wrong with women
When women succeed at something: there must be something wrong with the system

I think I’ve talked about it before on other posts, but I once had an anthropology class that, completely unintentionally, was all women and one man, and he dropped the course after two weeks. The other section of the same anthropology class, taught by the same professor, was mixed with men and women. So, since it was anthropology, she asked if it was cool if she took notes. She said right away that the all female class had a wildly different vibe, that we spoke and acted differently and had different social expectations of her and the rest of the class, and that we let students complete their thoughts before disagreeing, while the mixed class was highly traditional and almost entirely male dominated because every time a woman spoke, a man jumped in halfway through to “correct” her by saying the same thing. Its a very small sample size, but I think about this a lot

So all those “girls shoulders and knees distract boys from learning” policies…..