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JudgmentalGinger
JudgmentalGinger
"Ah, yes, storytelling. Living a curated life. We've all been there. I just finished curating a bagel myself."
My father and I have a standing "agree to disagree" policy around all topics except snacks. I know he will not come around to understanding my beliefs on politics, gender equality and religion just as I will not convert to his staunch Catholic, Fox News-watching, right-wing talk radio rhetoric.
Agree completely with this and having attended the school, I know the staff (campus police and the chuckleheads involved with any sort of problem) are not only incompetent but misogynist assbaskets. There is no doubt in my mind it was hushed up and she was convinced to knock it down from a claim of sexual assault to…
I just graduated this past spring and I heard my alma mater had a sexual assault on campus in the first month. It's a super small school and everyone knows everybody. It got reported on the local news so the president of the school sent out a mass email essentially to reassure people (donors) that it was being…
Don't blame all of us! I had never eaten at the Red Lobster out here in the burbs but when I moved to rural Pennsylvania (temporarily) RL was literally the fanciest place in a ten mile radius. People only went there for wedding proposals and pregnancy announcements. I went with some friends and they thought we were…
Maybe it's just me... but the thing that bothered me most about this commercial was the ability to believe a 15-year-old boy would be dating a girl named Donna. Not an Emma or Lily but a Donna.
I didn't realize you'd get so much hate for this. I do this all the time. Just like my friends who live in the suburbs of other major cities (Pittsburgh, Nashville, Dallas, Boston, etc.) refer to the major city and not the name of their obscure suburb.
This. Please this.
I hate to hate on how other people raise their kids (to each her own and all) but I caught ten minutes of her reality show and she met with a life coach to figure out how she could stop using her Blackberry when she was supposed to be spending time with her child.
I don't give Dr. Phil credit for much. And I may be wrong. But the way I see this going down is Phil will gather details from the girl's story on today's show then confront the family on their story in his "How's that working for ya?" and "This ain't my first rodeo"-style.
I think your theory seems likely. It did seem unnecessarily detailed that he described each of them going up and downstairs to take their turns without being prodded for such information. However, in previews for tomorrow's episode (her story) she recalls all the boys standing around her in their underwear waiting to…
He just seems so... not bright. I don't know if he was the mastermind behind the whole thing but he certainly doesn't seem to mind taking the credit.
I don't know if you have any personal connection/intimate knowledge regarding the two fathers who are involved in local law enforcement but it would certainly unsettle me as a citizen of his jurisdiction to know he holds such insanely backwards views on rape. He straight up asked why the girl wasn't charged with rape…
I'm not as angry at the son (who looks about as bright as a burlap sack of bricks) as I am at the parents who are not only condoning their son's behavior but turning the victim into the villain.
I know this is slightly off-topic but I'm currently hate-watching Dr. Phil and there is SO MUCH victim-blaming regarding a situation similar to Stuebenville. I'm nearly shaking with rage at this DUMB BUNNY and his DUMB PARENTS who are claiming an intoxicated 16-year-old girl was ASKING FOR IT. She was ASKING for four…
That cat is how I feel just watching the preview of small children holding up dozens of screens to a giant screen.