I’ve been seeing this for the last few days and I can’t help but wonder

“A feminist who thinks family friend Donald Trump is “so respectful and sweet,”

With enough money and properties, I imagine I could be a married person in New York, single and carefree in Paris, a parent in London and somebody’s child in Budapest.

I recently lost my black demonic void after a fun night out. I ordered a replacement and am doing my best to stay indoors until it is delivered.

Exactly. I don’t like her shows very much, but with a little more format freedom, I suspect she could create something I’d be into.

That sounds more like Ryan Murphy than Shonda Rhimes. Season 2 of Scandal was its best and Grey’s goes back and forth on good and bad seasons, with season 2 being a standout .

If my teen depression had looked like this, my mother would have absolutely just screamed at me to sort my hair out, in addition to telling me to “get over it.” If she didn’t shave my head for me, with or without my consent. In reality, I pulled my hair out, and had a bald patch going at any given time, and instead of…

At the same time, if getting her to eat or change her clothes is a struggle that takes priority over the hair. This is her most visible symptom, but maybe not her worst problem. Her parents may really be trying.

I’d also think - after the hair has become matted - it becomes one of the factors that can fuel and help maintain the depression.

Assuming the hairdresser is addressing this specific girl’s case, apparently the parents told her to “get over it.” Which is really effective in alleviating depression. /s So beyond neglect, I’d say.

This is at least the third article I’ve read in a similar vein — about depressed people neglecting their self-care — in the last month or two. I don’t know what has caused this emergence, but I welcome it. I work from home so I’m not worried about what I look/smell like to other people, so my depression wins most…

At what point is this parental neglect? There’s a line between letting them be them and another between full on closing the door to the problem.

Community College is amazing. Small classes, excited staff. Affordable. Do your two years, learn about what there is to learn about, save some money, improve your grades, get some scholarships and transfer to University. Many people have launched wonderful lives this way.

That looks like such a nice wedding! Usually they seem kind of overwrought, but those photos are just lovely. And your sister and her new husband make such a lovely couple. Yay!

I will admit that I am a terrible gift giver and am straight up incompatible with someone who needs thoughtful material gifts as a gesture of love. What concerns me about your story is that is sounds like the level of his thoughtfulness, as demonstrated by the work involved in your gifts, has changed. Has he gone…

I feel so helpless tonight, Jezzies. Back in June, I received a letter from the National Society of High School Scholars informing me that my teacher had nominated me for membership. I went to the website and looked at the benefits- an accolade on a college application, potential scholarships, and a professional…

In that case, I think y’all both sound like y’all are kind of at the end of the relationship.

I was a little taken aback because last year he built me a bike and one year for Christmas he gave me a custom made backpack with my cat’s faces embroidered on it. So he can be good at gift giving which makes me think that he’s done trying.

For me personally, gifts are a big thing. I love to give gifts and enjoy giving something to someone to make them feel treasured. Everything from birthday gifts to “just because I saw this and it made me think of you” gifts. That being said, I would be livid. Basically, I wouldn’t have to move because I would have…

Good Evening, Jezzies!