Doesn’t necessarily mean anything. My friend left her husband, against his very abusive wishes, with the intent to divorce him but he filed the next day. Because he is a shit. 

I was waiting for this exact comment. 

Because he does literally nothing in his day that relates to the duties of being POTUS.  If we’re “lucky,” he’ll sign some shit, but he doesn’t actually read it, so...

A) We live in the dumbest reality.

Last season, my 65 year old father went out to shovel snow rather than watch one particularly bad game (I mean, they were all bad, but...).

Everyone I know was saying how this year WILL be different, especially during preseason when “it was mostly our third string playing so imagine how good the first string will be.”

Yes, this. Much like when talking about police brutality, it is sometimes useful to know whether the person commenting is a POC. Context matters. 

Few random things:

GIRL you just described my life. Showering is no longer an act of pleasure for me simply because I know the exhaustion that awaits me afterward. 

I’m so vanilla and boring that rarely has it happened outside an apartment, but there was this one guy who I dated very briefly whose father owned an architecture firm in our city. We were both in college at the time and home on break, so we couldn’t go back to either of our places... we broke up soon after that…

Oh, I agree with you. I just wanted to point out that they didn’t ACTUALLY make them crack addicts. I think that they may have been trying to make it a point that Mike was afraid of what people thought of him or his family but they did it VERY poorly. 

Actually, at the end, he sees the book that described his parents as crack addicts as it really was - that they were just two homeowners who died in a fire.  It was “It” making the book look as though they were crack addicts.

Touche, my friend!

I apologize for coming off like a raging bitch in my reply.  Looking at her face enrages me. ;) Hope your weekend is good!

Sanders, clearly.  Do you really think I would indict all working moms for being able to afford childcare?  No.  It’s just that I don’t want to hear from her that she’s some sort of hardworking, bootstrap-pulling woman who struggled to be successful while also having kids, when that is not at all what happened.

Being a mom is a job, yes. But it doesn’t make you qualified for a paid position as a press secretary, nor does it set you apart from anyone.

This probably makes me sound like a horrible feminist, but I really don’t give a flying fart that you had kids and also worked, considering you have enough money to pay for good childcare and health insurance without having to worry about paying your rent.  I’m sick of her throwing “being a mom” out there like it’s a…

Right, but I also don’t want to hear from Billy Bush about how he felt so depressed And how he had to put it behind him after he got well-deserved shit for enabling the asshole. Just SHUT UP. 

As I said below, I meant Trump’s victims. Should have been more clear. 

I meant Trump’s victims.