I’ve read that the biggest factor involved is the age when you have kids. If you’re older you’re more likely to have issues afterward including urinary incontinence.

I had to laugh at the part where he said “Is anyone going to kill or rape anyone because of my lyrics?” and everyone cheered, to his dismay. Read the room, Ty.

It’s like... you know there are actual gay rappers, right?

This probably isn’t the best context to ask this, but if I may piggyback: For Harriet is good. Black Girl Dangerous is excellent. Everyday Feminism also does some really good pieces about intersectional feminism.

This seems like as good a time as any to recount one of the best moments in my college education.

for neither may live while the other survives...

You know many dudes built like this?

Amber’s personal assistants/entourage are a couple of androgynous gay men who have talked on social media about how much shit they get for being femme, so I’m guessing that’s their version of the same “taking it back” statement. (they are also totally rad on instagram)

I’d guess she’s one of those celebs who think there’s no such thing as too much restylane.

I wish Chipotle would just offer different sizes of burrito. Personally I’d be happy with about half the current standard burrito size.

I think it’s shitty to involve someone else in your rule-breaking when the greater burden of risk is on them. Attempting to force a service employee to break a rule puts them between a rock and a hard place — piss off a customer and risk their job, or break the rule and still risk their job — and is therefore shitty.

On the other end of the spectrum, after a relative of mine committed suicide by suffocation, the police who came to the scene reported that her apartment was the cleanest crime scene they’d ever been called to. That stuck with me.

I’m so sorry for your loss. I cried a little at this story.

As my (admittedly less amazing) entry proves, it does happen sometimes.

I always thought the line was “nights like this.” My whole life is a lie.

In the very suburban neighborhood where I grew up, there was a blind man in his 90s who lived alone, and all the nice housewives, including my mom, would come over and help him clean his house, shop for groceries, read the newspaper to him, that kind of thing. When he passed away, all of the nice ladies of the…

Sadly women without vaginas are treated pretty crappily too. :(

Three people starred this comment so obviously it’s not a universal problem, but I’m having trouble figuring out what you mean? Are you saying that heteronormative society accepts drag/crossdressing if it’s a joke but not if it’s meant as a serious expression of identity? If so I think that’s a good point, although…

It seems kind of practical to me, since if you get over it you can just grow your hair to cover it.

I think following on Twitter, rather than like, following them down the street?