The seat is always gross because people hover. If everyone sat, no one would leave grossness and droplets everywhere.
A law professor friend of mine has developed an entire series of academic writings on this very issue. In one paper she actually discusses black women being penalized for blonde hair because it is not "natural" and on the other hand being penalized for wearing their hair in its natural, kinky, curly state and the…
Thank you. I went on a rant that's still in the grays about it. People that hover create the problem. It's not only gross, but BEYOND RUDE to other people using the bathrooms and the poor souls that have to clean up your fucking mess because you can't be bothered to clean up after yourself.
People that hover are the reason toilets are so gross. You people are creating the problem! It's disgusting. If I'm forced to use a toilet that's covered in piss, I wipe it down (because the person before me was too lazy to clean up their own fucking mess), and then use a toilet seat cover or put a layer of toilet…
WHAT? How am I supposed to trust the person who makes my coffee if they have small visible tattoos?! You know how much of an impact that makes on the quality of my venti non-fat extra chocolate mochachino with whip?! SO MUCH OF AN IMPACT, KELLY! It ruins everything.
I didn't realize "I pooped in these clothes" was a feeling one could get.
THE SEAT IS GROSS BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE YOU FUCKING HOVER! STOP IT. YOU ARE DISGUSTING.
What?
If you don't want to wedding-plan, get married ASAP. The longer the engagement, the deeper the crazy.
It's 2014 and people STILL defend toilet hovering.
Having cleaned restrooms in a previous life, thank you.
I also want to find the 28% of respondents that hover. No ladies, you cannot accurately piss and hover, especially if you are in heels. Target sells toilet seat covers for $1/10 covers if you are that toilet-phobic.
True, however how many men's magazines have the overall theme of, "Hey, you kinda suck. Here's how to fix it." which seems to be the genre that all women's magazines fall into.
what always works my nerves is the non holistic advice these pieces contain. For example if your arms are big the advice for that is often at odds with the large hip "advice".
I love Jezebel, but even on its best day it does a really bad job of writing about weddings with any sense of compassion for the bride. That being said, these ebola bride articles are crazy. This nurse was planning a trip where she needed to fly, and she was planning a wedding. Neither of these things are easy on a…
"And maybe she actually did think twice before heading out to Cleveland. Who knows. But even if the thought crossed her mind, culturally we assign so much importance to the business of ~*Your Special Day*~ that to put off a weekend of wedding planning is unfathomable."
Bringing forward sexual assault allegations is never easy in a judicial system that is often guilty of doubly victimizing complainants. This is compounded for Kesha as public figure. She is going to be subject to all sorts of sexualized, misogynistic, victim blaming hatred from the cybersphere. It takes serious guts…
Normally, I'm of the opinion that comments section of a Dirt Bag should be flippancy and snark, but if I were being sexually assaulted by my manager? I'd probably have a weird relationship with my ladybits, too. Would I say they were haunted? Add drugs and alcohol to the mix, and I just might.
Regardless of whether…
Again unclear on why any of this precludes a person from being sexually assaulted.