Every time Phyllis’ name is mentioned, I love to take the opportunity to remind everyone that bitch used nannies to help raise her kids while she was on the road and shaming women who used nannies.

raise yo hand if you cried when you saw that little kitty muffin cross through the apartment. THAT was perfect.

Only rich people would get excited about something brand-new and ridiculously overpriced that already looks worn out and ready to fall apart. I get so happy at the sight of flawless new shoes that I sometimes don’t even want to wear them. Especially my “expensive” ones — clearly a relative term here.

I don’t want my country to become a country where plenty of women are dressed in burka/hijab/burkini. I’m glad burkinis have been forbidden by several courts, that was the right thing to do. Proud of my country.

Excellent gaslighting work you’re doing here, buddy.

Yeah, I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the onus to act like an adult is not on the 15 year-old daughters but rather on the adult man complaining his daughters won’t see him in a magazine interview.

Yeah, my dad was this way. Then, when I was an adult who didn’t want to see him it was something else. Never anything having to do with him or his behavior or anything. Just me being a bitch just like my mom. That kind of thing.

Nope, instead they love to hype up Parental Alienation Syndrome despite the fact it’s not actually real and the child usually has damn good reasons for deciding on their own to sever that relationship. Good job gaslighting your own kid, though. I’m sure that will help repair yalls relationship..

1)Now, see, if you were talking about the niqab, you might make sense. But a burkini is a wetsuit. Women have worn bathing suits like this since forever. This is a form of outright sexism and violation of a woman’s body- which I guess is enforcement of Western values?

Started with an obnoxious meeting about my choice of clothing and then escalated to her leaving bibles in my mailbox and on my porch- hence her new name. She has even called the police and complained to the mayor about me being in my yard. She is not quite right.

You’re criticizing someone else’s argument when the entirety of your argument is raging Islamophobia? That’s rich, bigot.

...and forcing women to remove the clothing they want to be on their bodies isn’t oppressive?

So you want the government telling you how to dress? What if the next time you were out in public, the police came up to you and demanded you strip to your underwear or they will pepperspray you and arrest you? Do it now, motherfucker, you seem suspicious.

Fair enough.

It always baffles me that Catholics are the less conservative/extreme Christians in the US. Where I live it’s just the other way around, but our Protestants don’t have as many sub-categories either.

But not all Christianity... just your particular specific interpretation of it. Like, I’m sure religious freedom laws shouldn’t allow a Jehovah’s Witness to refrain from saying the Pledge of Allegiance, etc.

I clearly remember watching all of those Lifetime Originals about teens with eating disorders that were meant to scare us off and literally like, taking notes. OH THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT? COOL.

This jumped out at me: