Because she is incredibly out of touch.

That's probably why the merch costs the same amount as a black market kidney.

"I wanted it to be its own thing that my children can run one day if they want to!"

It's not the diet itself that I find so troubling (I am a big soup fan myself) but rather the fact that they felt that they had to tightlace this already slender girl for a goddamn kid's movie. There is no reason to make that waist of that dress so incredibly, exaggeratedly tiny. It's shitty.

His kinks actually sound so boring and commonplace that they border on stereotype, really.

Gawd, during the last presidential election, Romney was blathering on about how "women don't care about BC/abortion/etc, they care about the economy!" because he liked to tell us what we care about. UM...what?! A baby would absolutely turn my financial world on its head.

LOL, oh, you TRIED. That's so cute! *shakes head*

Fuck him and that asinine photo.

Married white women are the only ones who don't have to feel infinite shame for sullying their maidenhead. They shouldn't be happy about it, of course, though they can take pride in achieving a woman's greatest goal if they manage to have a child.

At $10-12K a year, I'm gonna say I could relate more to their financial situations than most of their other instructors, who were pulling down 45+.

You're not being fair. Sex is also okay for men in pretty much any circumstance.

It's like people just aren't getting- or are willfully ignoring- the message that sex is only for married white women.

Poor people are perennially punished in America. Politicians get elected by promising to further dis-empower and disenfranchise them because so many Americans are too denial-filled to recognize that they themselves are one step away from being just as poor. They've been brainwashed to believe that they're somehow…

I guess in their world, the scumbags annihilate themselves before they start popping out kids.

That's the really sad thing about all of the anti-choice political rhetoric, is embedded in it is that low-income people, especially women, don't get second chances. It's not about some moral imperative in saving the unborn, it's about forcing poverty through limiting access to healthcare.

If republicans had their way, abortions and contraceptives would only be for their privileged little daughters who "made a mistake" and their mistresses. Everyone else can get bent especially if your poor/non-white.

When I used to make less than $24k (living in a big city) I used to get my BC for free from Planned Parenthood... But I also remember going to Planned Parenthood in my home city (much smaller) and constant needing to pass right-to-lifers to get inside - and I'm in the Northeast!

Also adding to the Confucian influence where people will refuse to raise another's child, the society as a whole looks down on people who do so like it's shameful, in a society that is already very judgemental. It can actually be hard later on to find work for both the parents and the adopted child because of how…

I am in a listicle mood today, so: