Uh, this was pretty much all lots of women of all races wore back in Southern California from 1989-1993. It’s still a good look. I just don’t wear Docs anymore because they started killing my feet around 1995.

The Log Cabin Republicans part also got me. This just goes to show us more of the same: misogyny has no bounds.

So on the nose. I really believe his voters think he’ll cheat to make them rich - whatever that means.

Did you see that they made her ride separately in another car when leaving the debate? I felt simultaneously sad and happy for her. Like that sucks your family didn’t make room for you, but at least you don’t have to be with your family.

She really did.

There’s one just like that in Charlotte. I was very confused when I saw all the other buildings next to it.

I have an aunt who was a scientologist. She hasn’t told me anything about it, but isn’t it basically a 12-step program?

I didn’t expect him to ask tough questions, but the hair-mussing was a bridge too far. I’m actually more annoyed with Maddow and the mainstream press than Fallon over this. The cable news commentariat were all going off about trump’s lying on the Detroit pastor and all of his campaign lies, but had to throw in the…

Actually Fallon stole Lip Sync Battle from RuPaul’s Drag Race and there was a show called Puttin’ on the Hits in the 80s. Not to mention this is a drag queen staple that goes back decades.

Your point, at best, is ridiculous. However, it remains extremely inaccurate.

Hey, there. Don’t dis my hometown. I’ve had worse dating stories where I now live on the East Coast. I think it’s an era thing. I mean the Tinder-izing of dating is like totally perfect for men. If we look at anthropology, this is like an age that’s a dream come true to men. They can have as many women as they like…

Very true. I also think it’s a way of establishing control. That’s how they can leave someone hanging on a string for years and years.

He’s shitty. And I know we’re all very casual in the way we speak and text, but “just maybe don’t do it again” isn’t a strong message.

We need more teens like that guy. Glad you encouraged him to keep intervening if need be.

I text family and friends all the time, but I think when you’re getting to know someone it’s best to communicate via phone - at least if you’re in the same city or region. I get that international calling is difficult. You and your roommate or your family members have established relationships where one or two-word…

Totally agree. That’s why I stopped dating. Men, literally, have to put in zero effort to do anything today. Yet, when the do less than the bare minimum, it throws us all into a tailspin of maybe he meant this or maybe he meant that. Ick. I’m not here for that mess. It’s a waste of time.

And I just realized I regret sending texts to the guys I never heard back from as well as the ones who did reply. It’s the mark of a shitty person and you’ll find out one way or another.

I second this.

I think you’ve summed this up perfectly.

This made me snort-laugh.