Today is Lena Dunham’s 27th birthday, so I thought I would take this opportunity to get something off my chest.

Girls aired its season two finale on Sunday, and it was a rather ambiguous conclusion to the episodes we’ve seen this winter. We had a lot of feelings.

In today’s #watwc, Lena Dunham answers a fan question, Jessica Valenti’s top parenting moments, Twerksday, and more!

In today’s #watwc: the questions we should be asking Yahoo! since it banned telecommuting, should women stop changing their last names, what Lena Dunham would do with one more hour, and more!

In today’s #watwc, we learn that it’s National Grammar Day, Lena Dunham responds to a series of “hate-related incidents” that have taken place at her alma mater Oberlin, inadvertently funny street signs, and more!

Hannah has obsessive compulsive disorder? Hmm…

Lena Dunham has created a very ambitious second season for her show this year, zooming in on unexpected characters and setting whole episodes in unfamiliar locations, trusting her audience to follow along. I’m not sure who will like this episode and who won’t, but for my part it felt like a bit of a stretch. Dunham has been writing for all sorts of characters this season — the mysterious doctor, Ray and Adam on their mission to Staten Island, and now Jessa’s father and girlfriend — and though I can understand why she wants to experiment with different voices, I wonder if she’s as adept at capturing the essence of a deadbeat middle-aged British estranged father as she is, say, a spoiled Midwestern Oberlin grad.

In today’s #watwc, we discover one of the weirdest book titles of the year, the meaning of “feminism,” Lena Duham’s personal criteria for engaging in Twitter debate, and more!

In today’s #watwc, Donald Trump’s Twitter was hacked, tweeting out a Lil’ Wayne lyric from Will.I.Am’s “Scream & Shout (Remix).” (“These h*es think they classy, well that’s the class I’m skippen.”) While Trump is busy “looking for the perpetrators,” Alex Alvarez has some ideas of who the hacker may be. Elsewhere: false impressions of adulthood, Lena Dunham perception trajectories, the sartorial choices of weathermen, and more!

First thing’s first: this episode seems to confirm what I began to suspect last week, that Lena Dunham’s idyll with Patrick Wilson could have been a fantasy. That she shows up at Café Grumpy and does not get reamed out by Ray for skipping out on a shift seems to support this. Of course, Ray could just be distracted because Shoshanna keeps trying to get him to pay for Learning Annex lectures from Donald Trump and the like, as she seems to be getting more and more freaked out about her older boyfriend’s lack of direction.