If I was black, but could pass as a white person, I would not choose to go to a club that excludes black people. Does that make more sense? I'm cis but that's kinda how I'm looking at it.

So, if I was an infertile cis woman, I wouldn't belong in "WBW" spaces?

I think your article is still relevant.

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it just means she is a straight woman who does not conform to gender roles by acting masculine but still feels she is a woman.

I think you made some really good points about about sexual orientation classification. To me, even without the inclusion of intersex people, they never seemed to really capture my identity? Pansexual has been the closest I could find, though for ease of explanation (depending on the audience) I usually just say…

I'd rather not be doxxed by liking it on facebook :(.

She can get a flat stomach, but she does not have the body shape to have a small, defined waist.

Thank you. I'm sickened by the victim blaming he loved it bullshit. People assuming the guy must have loved it is part of the attitude that keeps male and female victims from coming forward.

I have more side boob standing up lol. I suspect if I did the same thing, being young and allowed to be sexy, it would stay up. And I see far more boob, well, everywhere.

it's really irresponsible to spread rumors. The school and police won't confirm any motive.

Wow you sound so much like me! You're right, it does pay off, but sometimes you need to just treat yourself too. I worked throughout college and grad school and my parents teased me that I was just working to pay my vet bills, other than that I wouldn't need the money.

I'm glad the lesson worked for you! I know that I ended up taking it to the extreme sometimes and just hoard money haha, but I definitely was helped by learning frugality, planning, and saving.

I understand where you are coming from and it does make sense. I still am conflicted though, as I enjoyed the way my parents did things when I was a child/teen and overall I turned out to be responsible. Different things work for different families.

My parents didn't own a business so they didn't have that option. I see what you mean though, it was a rough transition to living on my own when that incentive was gone. Maybe tying it to grades is better? I'm not sure. Good thing I don't have kids yet haha.

I doubt it's the average, I suspect the sample was people from the upper middle and upper class.

The idea is to get children practice making financial decisions. They can choose to save if they want to get what they want, which can be an excellent lesson.

At least from my very privileged experience, I wouldn't have done chores if it wasn't for that amount :(. But also, that is the only way children have to earn money, as they are in school for 8 hours a day.

Sorry, it is both, you're right.

Yeah, MA in general is odd though...