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There’s a difference between like and love. Because, I like my Skechers, but I love my Prada backpack.

Some people have a smaller bouquet that they use just for the toss thing separate from the one carried during the ceremony for that reason.

Yeah, this is going to be one of those stories that he tells where she’s expected to laugh along because it was “just a joke.” I really despise people who frame dickish behavior as humor like this, because it just sets up the other person to seem like an uptight killjoy - even when they have a totally valid reason for

I’m not really into the bouquet toss thing, but at my best friend’s wedding, she really liked her bouquet and didn’t want to throw it, but she also didn’t want to disappoint the guests expecting it. I was her maid of honor. I told her, “I will get that bouquet back for you” and I damn well did. I was not to be

Yeah, this is NOT a trend. This is a white lady being self-important enough to think that the people she heard some gossip about are important enough to write a fucking New York Times article on. Guarantee this author knows of a small group of super rich SAHM who gossip about each other and speculated that ONE of

This is a huge pet peeve of mine! My last boyfriend used the word “females” when talking about other women and I had to correct him. SMH, I should have seen the red flags, as if his groaning when I told him I read Jezebel weren’t a big enough red flag!!

Replying to say if you’re going to refer to the men as “men” then you should refer to the women as “women” and not “female.”

I tried to watch but it was so boring. They never seem to talk about anything normal people would talk about— their friends, families, current events, careers, schools, travel. All they ever talk about is stuff involving the show, the other people there, and what is happening in that exact minute (how they feel about

I would agree, but someone on here once told me that the house is stocked with candy and other delicious foodstuffs, and I would totally sign on just to eat the food and float in the pool. I’d get a scheduled date with the bland beefcake that I’m supposed to be winning over, but I’d be all “ugh, do I have to put on

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I just watched that John Oliver thing about their labor abuses, and I can’t even consider buying anything from the Gap brands right now. Just the idea of small children spending 10 years sewing my jeans. I can’t...

Do you think that one person has a $6 billion pixie pant fetish?

They’re basically the Food Babe of the environmental organization world. Click bait and shiny press releases to lure people in, just enough science to sound legitimate.

I thought we all knew that the EWG is utter bullshit and its methodology is also bullshit.

Completely wrong.

There is no way a child will keep their knees in that awkward position for a long time. She definitely straightened her legs and fidgeted throughout the flight.

I took our 2 and 3 year old on a flight from Vancouver to Hawaii. It was OK going there with the expected amount of boredom and a bit of loudness, but they were generally polite and did puzzles on the iPad. On the way back, though, I knew we were in trouble when the plane started down the runway and my 2 year old

I’ve worked on airplanes for almost 15 years now. I’ve worked at the airlines — believe me people — BELIEVE ME — do not let your kid lay on that floor. Just don’t. I wish I had a picture of opened floorboards and carpet on these jets. The sheer amount of human hair and unknown sticky substance is quite horrifying. The

What if the person behind them has carry on’s under the seat?

Ooooh, as a kid, my favorite thing was to ride on the bottom of the shopping cart at the grocery store, under the basket (you know, where I guess you are supposed to put heavy items?). I’d get tucked up in there with a couple of books, and my mom could shop in peace.

This does not bother me in theory—but is the seat behind her open as well? Cause the kid’s legs would be in that seat’s legroom space, right?