Same. Especially if it's food I've been craving.

I went to go see Tarzan in theatres. It was my first movie theatre experience and I was like, three. Phil Collins started singing You’ll Be In My Heart, and I started crying and stood up in my high chair-clad seat and yelled, “A gorilla will never be in my heart! Jesus is the only thing in my heart!”

A friend of mine once said that where my bones are supposed to be, there's only tears.

In this case, since they were just tuna melts, I think it was mainly that I had managed to fuck up something that is so EASY to make. I thought was being so careful, and I burned the shit out of them, but I was an adult (supposedly) who knew how to cook (supposedly) and I fucked it up. Stupid tuna melts.

I am a crier. I cry ALL the time. If someone is even somewhat mean to me I will immediately tear up. I also cry if I get angry or frustrated.

OH I’ve been there with the bad food cry. When you spend SO MUCH TIME on something that turns out shitty... ugh, that sucks.

1. I was in college and making tuna melts for my roommates and me. I burned the shit out of them and burst out crying and scrunched up on the floor because I was a failure. My one roommate gave me a hug while the other stayed far away (she is not a hugger).

I was walking down the street recently, and stopped at an intersection. A helicopter flew overhead, kind of low and I burst into tears. Everyone stared.

Oh God, that would be me! That would totally be me! My dad used to have a beard and a moustache but he shaved off his beard before I was born (he did it in front of my sister, who was a toddler, so she wouldn’t be distressed that he looked different). He talked a couple of years ago about maybe getting rid of his…

On a commuter train home. I was reading the final book in a series I loved and it seemed as if the beloved main character was dead. I was legit sobbing. Don’t judge me, I get really attached to book characters.

Yeah, my opinion of Klausner is rapidly changing. I get that she’s snarky and sarcastic (as am I) but this feels really low. I can’t tell if she’s being sincere that they have some sort of weird history but if I found out that some girl who was rude or weird to me at a social event years ago was beaten I wouldn’t…

She strikes me as an amazing person with a really warm heart. She withheld her attackers name from her account. I mean... wow.

How is it not a natural instinct to stop and help anybody or anything that seems to be hurt or in danger or maybe lost or needing help?

Some guy walked by me with a dog that licked my face.

“..she collapsed on the sidewalk, where she was licked by a dog being walked by a man who didn’t stop to help.” Really???? Come on, people. We’ve gotta do better than this.

Good. I hope they see it as the shady dodge around the constitution that it is. “Protecting women’s health,” my ass. They just want to bring us back to the good old pre-Roe days where desperate women died at the hands of back-alley hacks, or by their own hands.

We as a society have a duty to protect the people we incarcerate while they’re under a prison or jail’s care. I support any and all measures to end sexual violence in prisons. And I think it’s logical to assume that a trans woman in a man’s prison is far more vulnerable to rape than an entire woman’s prison would be…

all you said was that you werent trolling. so you only answered part of the question. so if im to assume that youre truly ignorant, then my answer is to point you to the google machine, because it’s the year 2015 and i don’t feel it’s my job to educate people like you anymore than i feel it’s my job to educate people…

I still have a serious question.