Both my dogs are rescues, there weren’t vouch. One I found tied up in the street, abandoned. I took her home. My other dog was a rescued dog from who knows where. I have the foster a donation of $200 when I adopted my second dog. More than happy to support their mission.

Lol. I’m definitely looking st the world differently than you are. I’m definitely using the words “true happiness” in a much bigger sense than you are. I’m talking spiritually. Your soul. Not just “oh I’m happy•

Actually I rescued both my dogs. One was dumped at my local dog run after being used as a breeder dog for underground dog fights. She was basically raped and abused for 4 years then dumped. Now she lives with me and is very happy. She is currently snoring with her huge head in my lap.

So shit on them. Every time I ask someone about their dog, I say “aww where did you adopt her from?” If they say, oh a breeder, i side eye them and say “oh I didn’t think people did that anymore. You know, with all the shelters so full.” I know it sounds obnoxious but I really don’t care. Nothing but love for the…

First relatable thing Jennifer Lawrence has ever said. Yes girl. Boring as fuck storyline. We’ve all lived it, it’s not entertainment.

But it isn’t a matter of money. That’s not what’s immoral. Spend $100,000,000 on a show for all I care. Don’t buy animals when there are so many that need homes. Full stop.

Yep!!! That’s my stance on it. When there isn’t one sad looking puppy in the shelter and all dogs have loving homes, breed away. Until then, stop it.

Same could be said for everyone who goes to a breeder or pet store versus a shelter. GTFO with supporting that shit. I side eye and comment every time someone says they got their new puppy from a breeder or store. It’s 2018, wisen up.

I really don’t have an issue. I was just commenting on the overall energy of the article and the comments. The whole “yeah money, screw relationships (aka how we interact with others aka ourselves”) was worrisome. Just pointing out that money is a deterrent in true happiness. (For the record so are unhealthy…

Love has nothing to do with relationships. Love is for yourself and the world.

Agreed!!! Thank you for that comment. Right back at ya.

These don’t work. Don’t spend your money on this.

These don’t work. Don’t spend your money on this.

I fully understand. It’s hard to live in a world that values something you don’t have. I think the key is to not value the stuff that isn’t important. Easier said than done but far from impossible. It’s the challenge of life. Finding and living your truth. I understand the article and the comments and don’t disagree.…

I grew up in the ghetto of Brooklyn to a single mother household. We didn’t have enough money to wash our clothes in the coin operated machines. We’d jump the subway turnstiles to take the train home from school because we couldn’t afford the $2.25. There is not judgement, people are on differentl paths. I just wish…

Yes I’m not dense. I understand what you’re saying. I’m taking the overall energy of these comments and making a comment about something people aren’t discussing.

My friend had herpes for a LONG time before she was diagnosed. She only found out because her new bf had an outbreak after sleeping with her. She has never had an outbreak. She was never tested for herpes because she never had an outbreak.

Good luck. The boyshort fit me really poorly. I’d probably have to size 2x up to get a proper fit. I am curvy with a slight tummy so I loved the high waisted briefs (also heavy flow.). They’ll take returns so play around with the styles.

Investing in yourself is not by making money, dude. Possessions are not the reason we are on the earth. It is love. For ourselves and others. I’m not arguing for marriage at all. I’m arguing against monetary possessions continuing to become a controlling force in human life. That’s sad.

What are your thinx alternatives?!

I use the heavy flow thinx (high waisted) and don’t have to change until I get home from a 10 hour shift.