But the thing is, how do you know if the person is healthy or not?
Also I’m not sure if it’s a typo or what but ‘stair daggers’ made me chuckle.
But the thing is, how do you know if the person is healthy or not?
Also I’m not sure if it’s a typo or what but ‘stair daggers’ made me chuckle.
If it doesn’t feel like it’s rewriting my DNA on the fly, my pre-workout isn’t Xtreme enough.
...and here come the comments which both completely prove the point of the article and justify its existence!
If you’re stupid enough to ask such a dumb question, the answer for you is no, because you’ve demonstrated that you have the social IQ of a grapefruit and would be incapable of doing it respectfully. Men who think “don’t ask your coworkers out” is a reasonable guideline for the sake of making women feel safe at work…
What are you tassaultking about
My uncle who was a Lakers season ticket holder in the 70s and 80s, watching Curry in the Playoffs last year: “Yeah he’s pretty good, he has the handles of Isaiah Thomas, and the shot of Jerry West. Damn if only Jerry had had a 3-point line we would’ve had a couple more banners.”
I think “intellectually curious” is putting a good spin on his tendency to ask “What is that?” when presented with everyday objects, like telephones or clams or sprinklers.
Jesus Christ, could they all just hump his corpse and be done with it?
I’d check this guy’s house for other items of interest. Maybe he has a propeller off of Amelia Earhart’s plane, or the clothes Jimmy Hoffa was wearing when he disappeared.
They believed she was the most marketable light-skinned black actress for the role. And just read all the other comments. Nina’s complexion and features played a huge role in her life. To give the role to an actress who benefits from her conventional beauty makes a mockery of Nina’s legacy.
Um..
Well, I do like to think that my classes are interesting, seeing as how I spend hours each week thinking about how to sequence the material, present it to students, engage them, and assess student learning. But I’m never going to get 100% of my students to think that the class is great and interesting, particularly…
I think part of what makes these conversations so difficult is that we can’t ever hold them in a truly safe space. We can’t have a real conversation about the grey areas in sexuality without some creep jumping in to be like, “Exactly, it’s complicated, that’s why I’m not a rapist.” We feel pressure to be like “CONSENT…
Alexander Hamilton not only had MULTIPLE abortions, he’s the founder of Planned Parenthood and (with Thomas Jefferson) designed the first abortionplex. Not well known, but absolutely fact.
What’s right is subjective, because nobody is seeing it apparently.
So??
This exactly. When I was dating my now wife during college, she lived in Illinois and I lived in Maine during the summers. One summer some guys were asking me how the hell I leave her alone for three whole months. I simply replied that I trusted her. They looked at me like I had three heads. Some people just don’t…
I don’t really see it as a red flag. The guy has some trust issues, and he’s already got some distorted way of looking at her interactions. He says that she needs to “re-evaluate her values and integrity” as if talking to and meeting people somehow makes her some awful person. I’ve dealt with that kind of worrying and…
I thought I would find overwhelming support for the advice offered to the first guy, but... I was wrong. Just because you’re in a relationship with someone doesn’t mean you get to authorize their platonic day-to-day interactions. Talking to people without your knowledge isn’t some cloak and dagger clandestine way to…