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Women are usually cast for the roles of young boys/men in stage productions. Breeches Role. High voices sound more youthful, and grown women are more reliable than actual children in live theater.

Usually it's sign or don't get hired. So it becomes a matter of giving up the right to take legal action for something which may never happen or missing a rent payment.

I'm still baffled by mannequins with nipples. Very erect nipples.

I really, REALLY hate the trope of putting average looking or heavier guys in skimpy outfits for the sake of "humor". Ha ha, lookit the chubby guy trying to cross-dress. Setting up someone to be humiliated is just... gross.

What the heck is this even from?

I got a "You gotta man?" when I was about 13. From some guy in a car who I thought needed directions. Was 40 if a day. He followed me in his car after I death-glared and walked off. Had to take a long route since I was only a few blocks from home and didn't want him to know where I lived.

I'll be taking my fiance's last name because paired with my first name, I sound like a badass action hero. Also, easier to spell over the phone at work.

Found $200 on the floor of a CVS once, but my friend was with me so I felt obliged to split it. [Made him by me dinner, though.]

I do agree, BTW. A pole dancer would have the full body strength and flexibility to make a good run at the very least.

I think you mean pole dancer. Way different.

You don't but if it's someone you care about at all you may want to just so they know what they may want to improve upon. If you get rejected at a job interview, would you not want to know why?

And how do we know the guy isn't "one of those men"? We don't, until we get harassed, insulted, assaulted, or in rare cases left gracefully alone.

Having a combo Basic Wedding/Outdoor Wedding/Wedding For Everyone But The Marrieds.

Shoot, I got harassed while walking from an errand back to work while ON THE PHONE. Like, talking with the phone to my ear, by a guy on the phone-side so he definitely saw it. One of those "Hey... hey, lady!" I ignored him and got called... I don't even remember. One of the grab-bag of standard insults when a woman

b) even if she said yes, this is what would happen the first time she says no.

One kept eating my food, and woke everyone up at 2am banging on all the bedroom doors and yelling "Wake Up". Honestly, she was the worst of the two. The guy just hogged the TV and tried to set me up with a friend who'd just gotten out of jail since we both like comics.

Because I don't care what people do to their own bodies, and I'd rather not be under investigation as an accessory for a $450 rental.

She owned the house we were all living in and rented rooms.