Playing dress up, acting silly, and reading. Sounds like wholesome children’s entertainment to me.

I do gig work exclusively right now (I’m a student and need the flexibility) and I am able to make a living wage. True, there’s no opportunity for advancement or raises, so it’s not a “great” job long term, but it pays the bills for now. I feel like there’s this misconception that gig workers are idiots who are losing…

I’m in my 30's and LOVE watching Peppa with my dad! We get very excited when he stumbles across it chanel flipping and will both stop whatever we were doing to watch. It is adorably joyful and innocent, and just makes me feel good out of nowhere. Give it time, she’ll come back around!!!

But cutting people out of your life just leads to more polarization. I’ve watched every episode of the new series, a lot of them with my right leaning parents (Dad voted Trump, mom abstained). The new Roseanne character is a lot like them, actually. She holds a viewpoint that maybe isn’t well thought through but…

But this isn’t a photoshop issue, look at her recent pictures on google and this is very much what she looks like now.

Hot Take: After reading about how terrible she was for two days I finally watched the video...not that bad really. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wait...video? I didn’t know that was an option. I demand video of all Cool Girl Olympics events from here on out- bring on the instant replays!

Word!

I think the hands are large in order to convey strength and capability. The long arm is the one full part of her body we see that is not obscured by her clothes or another body part, and as such, I think it is intentionally drawn to be attention grabbing graceful and elegant. Plus, in a very practical way, her arms…

I think you really hit it on the nose here. I went and looked up a bunch of pictures where she wasn’t smiling (like the ones attached), and in those photographs it’s hard to even recognize her as “Michelle Obama” because the version of her/her face I’m used to seeing is always smiley or at least more expressive.…

The crockpot usage timeline is totally reasonable. My parents got 2 crockpots when they got married in 1981 and didn’t replace them until the 2010s and even then it was only because they were so god awfully ugly. They still worked fine and went to goodwill for a second act.

I’m guessing it was something more culturally relevant than a regular old apron. Probably something that’s part of the traditional national costume like this:

Tried his stuff and it was crap- dogs coat/skin were a mess. Yeah vegan/vegetarian dog food exists, doesn’t mean it’s good!

I’m a vegetarian and so was my dog for years until his awesome dog food got discontinued- tried a couple different ones after that and could never find one that he thrived on so now he’s happy and healthy on a salmon based one. I can’t even imagine how difficult it would be to try to keep him healthy on an actually…

Humidity/Mold....everything is ruined. Even canned goods will have damaged labels and therefore won’t be able to be sold.

I’m a grad student living on a part time salary so things are TIGHT. Just after the election, when Jezebel posted this article https://www.google.com/amp/jezebel.com/a-list-of-pro-women-pro-immigrant-pro-earth-anti-big-1788752078/amp I decided to set up 5% of my monthly income to go to a few of these orgs as well as…

I 100% agree with you, this is why we should ban makeup, Nair and non-facial razors. Women shouldn’t have to do any grooming that men don’t do, and banning these items will prevent them from choosing to do so. Let’s band together and make their choices for them.

Hate to burst your bubble, but I’m a chick who values marriage and wants to get married before having children. I just recognize that not everyone else wants or needs that. I’ve been in this scenario too. Several years ago was dating someone who I loved, but he wasn’t interested in marriage. I ended it on good terms…

You can have a serious, fulfilling and happy long term relationship that doesn’t end in marriage. There’s no need to conflate the two.

Not all relationship conflicts are reconcilable. Part of being in a mature, longterm relationship is learning to be comfortable with that. At some point there will be an issue that there is no “fair” compromise for. If it’s a true deal breaker, then the relationship ends. Otherwise, one person has to give in and do…