Hes italian.Hes restraining himself beyond belief!

Even though your face was probably right where the toys had been at some point? Most dishwashers sterilize, you know.

“ maybe don’t have the vocabulary or experience to differentiate from random social awkwardness, and genuinely “red flag” behavior”

If a crime was committed, these young women need to report it to the police. It’s not the school’s role to monitor off campus activity.

What I will forever fail to understand is why is any school ever able/allowed to investigate, what in any other environment/situation, would constitute a crime punishable by time in prison?

I think it’s difficult to be very hard on a bunch of teenaged girls who are just trying to keep one another safe, and maybe don’t have the vocabulary or experience to differentiate from random social awkwardness, and genuinely “red flag” behavior—but given, one again, that it’s a bunch of girls ostenbily just trying…

Excellent article.

Thanks you for introducing me to this incredibly relatable jam. But no, it was an Epiphone.

Thanks you for introducing me to this incredibly relatable jam. But no, it was an Epiphone.

That’s just called good storytelling. You felt exactly what the show wanted to you feel. You don’t want your emotions to be toyed with? The entire goal of art is to feel.

This touches on why PC and Judah make sense to me: theirs is a relationship built on profound respect and understanding. Judah is empathetic and attuned to PC’s needs, PC knows that she can trust him and doesn’t have to worry about compromising her other priorities for the sake of their relationship - something she…

Although I thought Princess Carolyne and Ralph made a cute couple, I could see that she was just too high energy for him and, while Ralph was patient and understanding with her work schedule, ultimately, PC knew that her way of life was incompatible with Ralph’s and she would eventually, out of guilt or sense of…

See, I don’t get this. PC self-sabotaged as much as anyone, throwing away her relationship with the mouse and going back to the work that made her do bad things and impacted her badly. And now she’s still doing it and marrying a person she’s had very little of a romantic relationship with spur of the moment. I feel if…

My boy was got very picky about 4 years old. I put up with it till he was maybe 5 1/2 but it finally got to where it was chicken nuggets and fries with ketchup or nothing. So he got nothing for a day or so,( he got offered the same meal as the rest of us but turned his nose up). I think he held out to dinner the next…

Yeah, this article exists in some bizarro world I would never want to live in. My child has her times when she’s a picky eater. That’s on us and shouldn’t put anyone else out. 

Luck definitely plays a part, anyone who denies that is fooling themselves.

No, see, you didn't work hard from day 1 (i.e. grade school on up). If you had, you could have applied for scholarships at top universities. And, yes, while a college degree doesn't count for much these days, especially when it comes from the University of Phoenix, a degree from a "known" institution does.

Did I get a job after College? Yep, I started at $16,500 per year and had to live with my parents for a bit. I now make over 5x that much... Most of my friends and I make north of $100K per year, more than half have no degree at all.

AWESOME POST. I'm reminded of the SAT tutoring work I did during college and over the past 7 years meeting teenagers who grew up well-off but still worked hard at school and held weekend jobs. I'm reminded of the teens who knew how to write applications for their phones before they finished 9th grade. The next…

As a Gen Xer here's what I've noted throughout my life.

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