The person who got you your groceries had to put themselves at risk. So when they go home after going in and out of buildings for extended periods of time, and still contract COVID-19, are you going to say the same thing to them? 

Oh fucking pul-leez. Are you mad at yourself for indulging in the pleasures that other people sacrificed, the ones that made you sick? How many other people did you infect? Are they mad at you?

I feel like there are a lot of gray areas, but indoor dining isn’t one of them. 

It’s a simple feeling of unfairness, compounded by the feeling that others’ irresponsibility is lengthening the pandemic, and even a personal hurt if they’ve personally lost friends and family.

Especially because one of the reason I have to deny myself the pleasures that this person enjoyed is exactly because of behavior like hers. The more people blow off guidelines because they just haaaave to try the cute new restaurant with indoor dining, the more the rest of us don’t get to.

“You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.”

You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.

It baffles me that I keep encountering the idea that this woman is somehow the underdog or even a hero after this moment of colossal and self-inflicted fuckery.

Does Brown have a legal case? I’m going to guess probably not, sadly.

After seeing that Brown spent a reported 22 hours

Bio: Public-schooled Black parent of two children who have attended both public and private Montessoris in the last decade.

What’s annoying is that the system expects a bunch of ninth graders to magically infer that Hester is punishing the town for its hypocrisy with her presence, and that Dimmesdale’s weakness is his own inability to admit to his human lusts, that Pearl is being raised as a Judas Goat, etc., simply by reading the text…

so many shades of Dolezal. I can have empathy for her if she did grow up with step-fathers who were latino (and their closeness was what she claims), because that would inevitably shape your sense of family/identity.

I think losing a large portion of your income and struggling with addiction and/or mental illness is a huge problem for many people due to covid around the world. I’m not really seeing how this is unique to musicians or that this article even follows through on that initial theme.

My soon-to-be husband is fifteen years older and we have those conversations a lot.

Maybe in some perfect world, combining them would work, but with the BSA’s chapter 11, it would be a monumentally dumb decision for the girl scouts to do that in any sort of legal way.

“...combining the two groups seems like an obvious solution to the casual observer...”

I haven’t been Catholic in a long time, but I think your savior would have something to say about endangering others. Fingers crossed for Table Flippin Jesus to give the talking to, not Parable Jesus.

I’ve been practicing bisexuality for years, but still can’t seem to crack the top 100 bisexualers. It’s okay, though, because bisexualing is less about winning and more about personal accomplishment and raising money for charity.

Hello fellow government employee...this is relatable content.