Me too. “See something, say something” is and will ALWAYS be the right mantra, and I definitely will take this with me forever.
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Yep. 16-year-old me would have either not said anything, cried, or both.
Hot take. Thanks.
You’re 100% right. She was upset enough that I was more concerned with her immediate safety, etc. But I definitely should have encouraged her to do that.
Best possible outcome.
Seriously! So proud of her. Disappointed/angry at the situation, but super proud of her response. She was the most adult in the entire situation, in my opinion.
Two months ago, approx. I’m just disappointed that she had to handle such an adult situation as a definitely-not-an-adult.
Seriously. And the security guy was awesome— talked to her for quite awhile, and she actually got his info so she could mention/thank him in the official complaint.
I don’t have a twitter, but that’s a good idea! I have to talk to my sister to see how far she wants to take this, but thanks for the tip!
YEEEESSSS. I’m a 6'+ female with most of my height in my legs. I purchase bulkhead seats when available FOR A REASON. My legs just simply do not fit otherwise, and I end up either jamming my knees in as best I can or doing some weird frog leg interpretation when I can.
My little sister called me upon landing after her first cross-country flight in TEARS. She (16 at the time) was so freaked/icked out by the much-older guy seated next to her. He raised the arm rest immediately after taking off, and proceeded to rub against her the entire flight. She said he used his arm/shoulder to…
Omg yeeees. I can remember being sent back out to the switch bush to get a bigger switch. Apparently, my switch-choosing skills were heavily influenced by my desire to NOT be switched. Go figure.
I literally just painted my entire downstairs a color called, “greige.” I think I’ve reached peak, boring-white-girl-housewifery.
Absolutely. My family’s records include many wills and death records. What is especially upsetting is how the slaves are treated in the wills as property to be left to their owners’ children, thus continuing the terrible practice yet another generation. In one will, my ancestor acknowledges a slave family and, in the…
Haven’t watched this episode yet, but I absolutely loved last week’s episode with Ty Burell. The story about his kickass African American female ancestor who became a pioneer and earned her own land was AWE INSPIRING.
I did the exact same thing a few months ago! Had a yen for some dumplings, and tried and spectacularly failed after a solid 2 hours of effort.
We must be hair twins, because I too have thick, suuuuper curly hair and LIVE for conditioner.
Both my mom and aunt were in sororities at UF (Florida State’s rival school) during and after Bundy’s attack on the Chi-O’s at FSU.
“Ann, you are such a good friend, you’re a beautiful, talented, brilliant, powerful musk-ox. Thank you, ox.”