With several inspiring trans* people out there, who are actually seeking to make the world better for LGBTQ people, Caitlyn wasted the enormous platform given to her. She was/is an asshole, who even in her most vulnerable state, couldn't let go of her privilege. And everyone jumped on the bandwagon.

It’s in banking and consulting, and pretty much everywhere now. The idea that being at work until 7 or 8 p.m. and working weekends is a badge of honor instead of a sign that you can’t manage your work within specified parameters is bananas. The very nature of work is that it never ends, and by their logic, you may as…

My running app will automatically ramp up or slow down my music to sync to my pace. It's handy but also sometimes feels like I'm on quaaludes.

I would jump off my gym balcony if someone saw my running playlist, which leans heavy toward the disaffected-suburban-teenage-boy vibe. These are great!

That is especially inspired. I'm crushing on Malek hard right now.

He can take over Michelle’s exercise and nutrition platform and add some icing and sprinkles to it.

Can I ask why you’re apparently so gleeful about a family with four kids who had nothing to do with their parents’ criminal behavior being separated by deportation? Do you think it's a win for humanity to deport him to Italy? Do you think four kids will be just fine without their father?

Why not? Can you imagine the level of anguish one must feel to end up doing what he did? It doesn't diminish you, to feel empathy for him and his family. It doesn't take away from grief for black lives lost or for the DPD/DART officers killed.

We’ve had a VF subscription for forever and the celebrity profiles are typically the most garbage, and the part we tend to skip. They’re always fluffy. VF has and has had some incredible writing and stories, celebrity puff pieces aside.

I don’t see the humor either. He starts watching a show about something he has zero interest in and the news is he doesn’t get it and isn’t interested? I’d even read THAT hot take if it was witty, or clever, or whatever, but it’s just “herp derp I don’t sportsball herp derp”. For whatever it’s worth, I don’t think the…

Yeah, no. I’ve lived in LA, people say hella for sure. And if you want a kick, look up the KCET story about where the “the” came from before “the 110" etc. It’s great.

Due to work things, I've spent an inordinate amount of time with 19-23 year-olds and I've never heard anyone refer to lots of food as hella noms without faking a SoCal accent and being ironic.

“I want you to know that 3 out of 5 means satisfactory. It’s not 60%, it’s not a D, it means you’re just doing your job and that’s ok. Ok? Keep going, harder.”

FURREAL.

Shocking that a genetically slim, tall human woman would continue to be genetically slim, tall human woman post birthing a baby human. SHOCKING.

Erin is the kind of person who really REALLY gets off complaining about “customer service” to retail managers on the tail-end of a 10-hour shift at Best Buy.

I’m sorry, are you a lawyer? The incitement exception to first amendment is “imminent and likely” and it’s to an imminent unlawful act. Suicide isn’t illegal in Mass and nearly every civil rights lawyer including the ACLU supports Carter’s lawyer’s legal argument. By your (faulty) logic, you can take teenage bullies…

Huh? That's literally how it works and it's her absolute first line of defense. While you may find it reprehensible, her lawyer is doing the correct thing.

It’s fucking hard to be poor and Latino in Los Angeles, and you got the grades, the SATs, and the extracurriculars while having to contend with issues that the entitled brat has only seen on TV. You persevered. You’re not lucky, you’re deserving.

It reinforces the (false) narrative that pro-choice people are cavalier about sex, pregnancy, and “life” and gives ammunition to anti-choice people who paint women who choose abortion care as irresponsible. We need all the help we can get.