TutUnderfoot
TutUnderfoot
TutUnderfoot

Hi my fellow Jezzies, I just wanted to take this moment to talk about something that has been bothering me in the comments. A lot of people here have speculated as to whether Trump has dementia due to his repugnant comments. My dad has dementia, he was diagnosed about four years ago. He never has, nor would he ever

Welp, that’s enough internet for tonight.

Sometimes I think the Internet and all the dialogue can have negative consequences. I’m in a not so great place in life and the internet can be a bit rabbit hole I fall down creating validation of my anxieties which cause me to do...nothing. The world feels so enormous and unconquerable . I’m sure I’m not the only one

Reading the first paragraph, where Christine asks a friend if the friend has noticed that “I nod a little too sympathetically” and the woman says “no,” indicating that “this is all in her head,” gave me chills.

Yes. Very much so. And at least now you have the internet so if you’re feeling like you’re a bad mom, or you’re stuck in your career or your stuck in a bad marriage - you have other people you can identify with. Blogs, reddit pages, forums, etc. Back then? You struggled alone.

I think now more than ever that women about to turn 30 and single or their careers aren’t going anywhere are much more vocal about the struggle of being lonely and watching all your friends go through those big life moments and feeling depressed as to why you’re not progressing. The studios have caught on to that

I wouldn’t even call him a candidate at this point. Jeb! is a candidate. Trump is just a clown, and not the scary ones that are pulling kids into the woods and making them little clowns or whatever the hell is going on in this goddamn country. No, he’s like a real clown living paycheck to paycheck in his mom’s

i try not to think im better than anyone else, but fuck man...we get michelle and they get porn pranks? we are fucking lucky to be who we are.

I know. Watching him directly following Michelle is like jumping from a hot tub to a cold pool.

I wept at my desk as I listened. Too much of what Michelle said resonated. I remembered the times when I was followed to my car by a man I did not know. The times when a strange man stared just a little too long. The time when a man asked to see my chest in exchange for the product I was buying. The times (yes,

Yes a lot of memories came flooding back for me. And I have never considered myself a victim. But yeah...that was the part that really got me.

And she speaks from experience. The way she knowingly talks about men being too close, making us uncomfortable. This woman, like all women, knows.

Jesus Christ - this whole thing is the gift (you don’t want) that just keeps on giving. I JUST remembered ANOTHER one - coworker at a work outing Brewers game who kept fondling my thigh under a shared blanket - so roughly I had bruises for two weeks. I eventually sat away from the group to escape him and shivered with

Just finished listening and was crying at my desk at work. She is truly amazing and powerful.

Calling this ‘locker room talk’ is an insult to decent men everywhere

Playing my rape victim card: I’ve been raped by a stranger in an alley. I’ve also had my boob grabbed by a guy in an elevator who was trying to hit on me, and a guy in a meeting touch my leg under the table, and a crazy homeless guy grab my crotch. I’m never going to tell you that being raped was better than those

God I’m gonna miss the Obamas. Here’s hoping she pulls a clinton, gets into politics and makes a presidential run in 2024 or something.