I agree with the sentiment but those drugs are all expensive and they have an expiration date (also you need an Rx for the last 2 if you want to be sure they’re real, and maybe the first one in some states). I bought some Plan B a few years ago “just in case” and it was kind of a lot of cash to throw down at the time.

I thought she was talking about that in an acting context? (Or “acting” like the reality TV hellscape YouTube objectively is a lot of the time.)

His behavior provides “evidence” for a certain flavor of homophobia that was common back in the 80s and 90s when I was growing up that states all gay men are predatory and seek out straight men to prey on instead of ... just ... being gay with other gay people. There are shitty people who get off on manipulation and…

I know, right? She’s getting too old for the YouTube beauty game (unless she wants to try to spin to a “mature beauty” persona*), so she decided to throw a kid half her age with a problematic sexual history under the bus to increase her sub count.** Fucking gross, dude.

In the past, I’ve had luck emailing the lead researcher at their professional email address and asking for a copy of the study with a brief explanation of why I want it (usually something like “I have an interest in [topic] and was really curious about the specifics of your study” is enough to do it).

And now I finally understand why Ivanka married him: he sounds just like Daddy!

Good luck, especially if you’re young. I’m 35 and I’ve spent a decade trying to find someone to sign off on it.

Is preventing an egg from implanting considered an abortion? I thought it wasn’t an abortion/miscarriage until the egg had implanted and developed at least into a zygote? If you get a positive pregnancy test result and then have your period late, that’s classed a “chemical pregnancy” rather than a miscarriage, right?…

Is preventing an egg from implanting considered an abortion? I thought it wasn’t an abortion/miscarriage until the egg had implanted and developed at least into a zygote? If you get a positive pregnancy test result and then have your period late, that’s classed a “chemical pregnancy” rather than a miscarriage, right?…

What industry are you in, if you don’t mind answering? Or did they go for part time because you’d been with the company for so long?

I was surprised it didn’t cost more because she included new furniture and furnishing a whole living space is expensive. (I don’t have a good frame of reference for this because last time I moved across country, it was only a plane ticket and whatever I could fit in a carry-on, but the circumstances I was leaving were…

Also don’t have health issues/have good genes. Nothing eats into your savings faster than having to pay for expensive medical treatment and meds for a chronic condition, especially if you don’t have comprehensive health insurance because freelance jobs have no benefits, so you’re on your own with all that shit! :D

Heh, it’s a legally distinct version of Soylent that says it’s “delicious!” without ever even hinting to an actual flavor, so I am more than skeptical about that claim.

I had no idea what Heul is, so I clicked the link to find out and it sounds disgusting—mostly because the only flavor description I could find on the site (I didn’t look that hard but I also shouldn’t have to) is the consistent claim that it’s “delicious!” which is what all vile-tasting things say.

I agree with all your points and don’t really see why this is on Lifehacker at all since most of the bits that sound like potential lifehacks aren’t detailed enough to be useful to anyone (how did you get that many new clients? how do you raise rates on old clients without losing a gig? how did you move halfway across…

I just looked this up because I buy lactose-free dairy products for low carb reasons, and what I’m finding is that heavy cream has almost no sugar (which I knew because that’s why I buy it), so it has almost no lactose (milk sugar).

Don’t listen to any of these liars. Open offices without assigned desks are fucking disgusting. I worked at a call center with that setup and we had norovirus going around for three years—I had to quit because I was on a final for taking “too many” sick days (see above: norovirus).

How did you not see the food hangups? She was constantly talking about “trying to be healthy” and said it was funny that her friend who eats steak *clutches pearls* likes fried cauliflower rice, like steak is inherently bad or something and people who eat red meat can’t like veg. (So confusing.)

I’m immunocompromised, so most common illnesses put me down for weeks, and I seriously envy your ability to know you definitely got sick because the bartender tried to pass off a cold as allergies rather than from literally anything else you touched or any other person you spoke to before you took ill. I want that…

Maybe there was something about how she got the laptops out of the building that elevated it above petty theft. Style counts, you know?