I ♥ matching gifts programs!

I think I have magical de-graying powers; I'll see what I can do!

I totally get all of that. I was offering it for folks who may be reading this who aren't aware that such resources even exist, because it does help some people. Gotta tackle the problem from as many angles as possible.

It was CLEARLY a wig. But other than that, I thought she rocked the short hair and looked gorgeous. I would love to see her with a variation of the pixie 'do for reals.

Normally I don't respond to asshat trolls, but I think you have a grave misunderstanding about basic physiology, if you think she got pregnant from putting her mouth on penises. I thought you should know.

Sometimes I wish Jez would provide a few resources with posts like these.

Oh, I dress up/try to look nice! Mostly just cuz that's my own personal aesthetic. But my idea of looking nice doesn't conform very well to "office" style most of the time.

8,000 is miles different than 18,000. And even with only 8,000 in your example town, everyone did not actually know everyone—it just felt that way. In much the same way the the queer community in big cities feels so tiny but the reality is that it's the circles you run in and there are lots of people you don't…

Yep. I remember being about 10 or so, during summer break, there was a boy I had a vague crush on. Several of us kids gathered around outside after swimming, so we all had our suits on. One of his friends looked me up and down and said something to the effect of "she's kinda fat." Which was some sort of declaration…

I think a lot of non-fat people underestimate that feeling of hopelessness and inertia. For me, I try to focus on the "feeling healthier in my body and movement" more than the idea of losing pounds. Because the truth is that there are plenty of healthy fat folks who are able to move and feel good in their bodies. And…

Seriously. One of my goals in life is to never have a job that requires suits or business casual. I mean, I can dress up and look professional when it's needed, but the very idea of business casual makes me want to hurl.

After all, there was a reason that Ms. Weaver and Ms. Griffith had Harrison Ford on his knees throughout "Working Girl." That factor is not lost on women looking to suit up today

That and also he's skeevy.

I currently live in a town about that size and since I come from an actual tiny-town background, I always just say it's a "smaller" or "smallish" town. I dunno, I just can't bring myself to label anything over 5,000 a "small" or "tiny" town.

This bun is waaaaay more relevant to my interests.

Nuclear Wintour

I dunno. People do a lot of wacky things, and I can see where participating in something like MMA could make a person feel strong and kick-ass and in control of their body, y'know?

Yeah, I think big-city syndrome is at work here: anything less than 100,000 is a tiny town. Ha!

...where cancer survivors who've decided to have reconstructive surgery need not apply.

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