I don’t believe you.

Fluoride privilege!

9 fingers of bourbon deep. I’ll shame anything and anyone.

I would never “smile shame” someone who couldn’t afford it, but doesn’t the Nobel come with a million bucks? Or at least a hundred grand?

he is British, right??

With the prize money you think he would have done something about those teeth.

Like I have a passport to remind me not to overpluck my eyebrows. Surely seven years of watching yourself on the tv could give you a clue or two how not to style your hair.

I wish that people who are so focused on equality would focus more on bringing up the people who are oppressed, and less time focusing on what they think are the special perks of being a minority.

Colin Hanks actually wasn’t raised by the same family. Tom Hanks admitted in an interview that he left his wife and kids (Colin’s mother) for Rita. I was always surprised he didn’t get raked over the coals for admitting that since in many ways we are rather harsh on the sexual mores of our entertainment figures…

Thank you for saying what I wanted to say in a clearer, digestible way. I have a handful of tattoos, some highly visible, some more discrete. I was in for a touch up a few weeks ago (because I am old and have tattoos old enough to be faded and need touching up, which, for some reason, made me acutely aware of my own…

I understand why this was an upsetting experience, but tattoo artists refuse jobs all the time for all sorts of reasons. Many have a no necks, no hands policy - it’s quite common. And, as you discovered, what’s off-limits to one artist is totally okay with another - you were able to get exactly what you wanted in the…

Yep. Hubby and are both professionals and both work long hours, so we get a cleaning service come in and take care of the big stuff. Problem solved and the money spent is well worth the stress reduction on the marriage. What the house cleaner doesn't do is divided up by competence and what we each dislike least. So I…

got a kick outta your comment!—fellow queer/qtpoc/lgbt jezzie.

love it!

As much as I hate the vague connotation of it for same sex couples , she is my “partner” through and through. Gay or straight, if you treat your spouse as your partner, you’ll be on the right track.

As another little lesbian family, I second this message.

As my wife and I have been together for almost 10 years, the division of labor has squarely fallen on what we’re actually good at and enjoy. I love doing laundry, dishes, trash, and the steam mop, oh how I love the steam mop. My wife likes cooking and cleaning the bathroom. My wife doesn’t like when I cook though…

It’s talking and sorting it out-more than strict equity, which would naturally be affected by each couple’s tendencies and schedules and desires-that means the most.