I've always found that a little bit odd, I guess because I don't see how trans-sans asterisk-could be viewed as exclusionary? Maybe it's a historical-usage type thing that I just never really picked up on, but it always seemed like a solution to a problem that wasn't really there.

Um, I don't know Colin, let me tell you a story about a stubborn young girl who hated sports and didn't like learning about things that she hated

No kidding. Now that I'm a bit older I shake my head when I see the fresh-faced young people (those who can get jobs, anyway, because the market IS HORRIBLE) displaying loyalty towards their bosses/managers/the company.

Had no idea they were such a sizable portion of our readership.

It's because

Yess a million times this.. I hate when people act like they ARE the company they work for. It's like chill the fuck out, you're just their servant slave.

I just took one because I'm a rebel.

I get very similar kinja spam.

crying. A few months ago I was having the worst day and just horribly cranky but trying desperately to hold it in and not take it out on my kid. And as I was leaving a store a woman caught me in the parking lot and said "we kept passing each other in there and you're doing a good job. You're a good mom." Then…

Oh god, that made me tear up because something so similar (well,sort of) happened to me when my son was a baby. I didn't have a car at a time and had a doctors appointment I really couldn't miss, so I took the train. On the way home my son decided he had ENOUGH of the train and wanted no part of it. Full on screaming,…

Oh jeez, I'm crying after reading that. I think all mothers can sympathize. The kindness of strangers is sometimes a magical and most welcome thing. And it feels good to be the kind stranger! And I agree 100%—no matter how rotten you felt, you took care of the kids. That puts you at the front of the class. Putting a…

This made me a little emotional, thank you for sharing there are many days that I want to just scream I give up in public. But I keep it together and I don't have any kids.

I think I'll stick with pink.

If you catch me on the elliptical (which is in my bedroom), chances are I'm in a sports bra and a thong.

Interesting. There's a theory that our entire culture is one giant ball of supernormal stimuli—stimuli around us are designed to overwhelm our senses and our basic, primitive drives in order to drive consumption activity.

I work out in my living room in my undies. Lululemon can't touch that...

I hope people who say athleasure are condemned to only have staycations for the rest of their lives.

My dad had that tie, given to him by his secretary. He thought it was hilarious.....

Here's some other patterns made by the same company:
A caveman dragging a woman by her hair.
And a toilet, a clock, some booze, and a woman with her boob hanging out.

Great, now rich assholes will live even longer.