CatHullabaloo
CatHullabaloo
CatHullabaloo

It seems awfully convenient that we're just now reinterpreting the results of this experiment to perfectly match our current social issue du jour.

It's a rather simplistic explanation, or at least one I see lobbed at anyone who isn't massive and doing something controversial. But being controversial while complying with beauty standards is a lot less risky. Besides, given how sensitive America is about nipples, one thing would've been enough. Nipples AND armpit

My biggest problem with that, is the "fun for girls" bit. It wrongly assumes there's a special category for girls, that's completely disconnected from anything a woman, boy or man would find remotely relatable. Which doesn't really solve any problem, as much as it placates critics and shoves the real problems to the

Well, you know how us lesbians aren't really lesbians, and we're just waiting for the right dick to come around. *eyeroll*

I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but it was helpful to me: I don't think of depression as my real feelings and the struggle to act differently as being fake. I see my depression as a state in which I can't access all my feelings, and I work to regain that access, the way an athlete, after an injury, will

I had a tough week with it, too. Things looked up a little yesterday, and I'm hoping the cracks in the mask will smooth out again by Monday. Ugh. I feel like such an imposter.

Why would she discount him simply because, like her, he is rich, famous, extremely attractive to and successful with the opposite sex, and exactly like her possessing of all the personal traits most valued by mainstream society?

aren't all of us with depression putting on that facade? Mines fallen down this week, but I'll probably pull it back together soon. My fucking fake face.

Kristen Stewart winning a César award is actually a pretty huge deal. She is the first American actress to ever win it, and the first to even be nominated for it in 33 years. The most recent nomination received by an American was Adrian Brody in 2002. It's an incredible achievement.

I also have BPD. I worked hard in therapy with a wonderfully kind and gentle woman. Later on I had a therapist who was amazingly talented and it was if I had an epiphany each session. With their help and my own hard work, I went from being a complete and utter train wreck who was hell bent on destroying myself by any

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Truthfully, the symptoms on the wiki page are 100% accurate with what I go through. The only thing I don't have is the traumatic childhood experience, however there is something called...Childhood Neglect Disorder. Thats not the name, I cant remember the name, but it fits my childhood and can develop into something

I dated a guy whose mother wanted to know a good date to fly in and visit him. He said, "Any weekend except for" one weekend several months out, when we were going to my cousin's wedding. Yes, she chose that weekend, and my baby-boy-man refused to go to the wedding because he didn't want to miss any time with his mom.

Looks like a Bobcat Goldthwait movie.

Ooh, that would also add a good layer of gaslighting because if KJ mentions that the sign-off seems like a dig against her and her husband doesn't perceive it that way, she'll sound crazy and insecure!

You can be a quiet and fun cool girl, and read the fuck out of someone at the same damn time.

Thank you, Kara, for Shade Court.

Is cool fun girl the equivalent of a Nice Guy? If it isn't can we make it?

Cue announcement of partnership with Barbie.