(Source: demycrawley, via gigglemonster)

charethcutestory | dudavocados | annahinks:

“I don’t need to relate to her,” Jones says of Betty Draper, the show’s most unsympathetic character. “The biggest obstacle for me is not to judge her.”

charethcutestory | joshlyman | (via cherhorowitz)

"Through Betty’s perspective we see things we really don’t want to see about characters we’ve come to love, including abuse. So many of the Betty-haters point to child abuse as the reason for their distaste. These are the same people who want to give Don a medal every time he emerges from his Don-world for a Moment of Barely Decent Parenting. These are the same people who hate Greg Harris for raping Joan but qualify what Pete did to that German au pair last season and deliver tired victim-blaming excuses for rapes that happen in the real world. Where is your outrage when it’s happening to a character or even a real live human being that we haven’t been conditioned to empathize with through the power of professional storytelling? I’m just saying."

squintyoureyes:

Dr. Edna: I think that it’d be helpful if you and I were to meet once a month — just to, you know, keep up with Sally’s progress.
Betty: Will you tell me what she talks about in here?
Edna: No. And the other way round as well.
Betty: Oh. That’s better.

Mad Men 4x05 - “The Chrysanthemum and the Sword”

One of my fave scenes in this so-far fantastic season, and J.J. knocked it out of the park. This was so subtle and perfect. Gah, Betty fascinates me to no end.

Ugh…January Jones you slay me.

outpour:

Mad Men, 1x07 Red in the Face

Betty Draper’s Guide to Parenting

keatsandyeatsonyourside | colettesaintyves:

January Jones, MAD MEN, Season 2.

I kind of feel sorry for people who hate Betty. Her and Roger have the best ROFLSNORTGIGGLE lines.