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So, I don't know about this, but my grandmother died almost exactly a month ago. We were incredibly close; I gave part of the eulogy at her funeral. People at the funeral kept telling me how especially hard it must be for me because we were so close and everyone knew it. Along with my grandfather and mom, I was one of

no, by that logic a lack of black actors would justify casting directors to look for more black actors.

So, just wanted to make sure you know that human beings don't exist in a vacuum. Just because I'm white, doesn't mean all the people I know are white. It doesn't mean that if I was to write a character that was different from me, in race, gender, sexuality, socioeconomic background, profession, etc that I wouldn't get

Should men stop writing about women and women about men? In fact, all literature should be autobiographies, because how can we expect anyone to accurately represent any other kind of human being who does not hold a DNA identical to them!

GOD yes! The only thought I ever had during that commercial is that the necklace design is horrific.

I'm Russian, and this does not surprise me at all. Russians are assholes. Seriously, some of the worst people I ever met were Russians. Other than vodka, pickled fish, and mayonnaise (if you mix it together, you get a more traditional white russian), the only thing that makes Russians happy is making others miserable

I don't hire for big wig positions or anything, but anytime someone comes in looking even relatively professional, I have been fine with it. I remember a girl came in once and I immediately thought her skirt, which was red, was too short, and her top too revealing, but I hired her anyway. She was the best candidate,

frankly, I didn't even realize she was wearing blackface. I thought she just had a bad tan.

One of my friends got married a few years ago and her centerpieces were potted orchids from Trader Joes, that she later let guests take home with them as favors.

my best casual sex were always with good male friends of mine that had just lifestyles/priorities so different from mine that neither of us would ever want a relationship. My last casual continuing hookup is now one of my best friends and actually the reason I met my current partner :)

A few weeks ago I saw my roommate's cosmo on the table and from a distance it looked like it said "lazy hot sex" and I was like "Finally, an article I need to read." It turned out to be "Crazy Hot Sex." Lame. But never did I think tip #1 for Lazy Hot Sex would be "do it in the butt."

My boobs are still perky, but they are now incredibly itchy, all the time. I was recently diagnosed with eczema, and I swear my boobs have never been in so much pain. My nipples are so itchy, my doctor recommended some products meant for breastfeeding women, but they don't really help.

me too!

But the reasoning behind discussing it implies both of you are willing to have flexibility on your end of it. If you don't have that flexibility, even on one end, what is the point of talking it out? The only thing you could discuss is how big of a deal it is to either/both of you. There are few compromises on this

kind of cut off part of my original post, but it's fixed now. They have a bigger bag too with a shoe compartment.

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My grandmother just died and I would love to one day name my daughter after her (Ada), but yeah, everyone is like that's a horrible old lady name.

I kind of hate the thought of my kids having a common name. My name is uncommon, but I would rather have than than be another Jessica or Amanda. My entire name sounds weird, but I cannot stomach the thought of my kids having a plain WASP-y name.

I'm a millennial. I can cook, clean, sew, do basic fixes, and when I can't, I use the interwebz to find out. But....there are also things I don't do as well as others. So for every fancy dinner I make, my boyfriend can change the oil or fix a shelf. I actually think you are very wrong, because MOST of the millennials

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