uncertainty intensifies

The word appropriation means “the action of taking something for one’s own use, typically without the owner’s permission” they’re not talking about cultural appropriation.  

I know of no other industry where 100 hour weeks are the norm and the burnout rate is less than 5 years.

...uh huh.

“They’re taking it seriously”.

I have no children of my own but my sister has two kids and this stuff drives me nuts. Sometimes, I don’t really know how to handle it, because they’re not my kids, and I don’t want to overstep any parenting boundaries. My sister is a good mom, but I have noticed she has a tendency to do this stuff with her daughter,…

My reply may be a day late and a dollar short, but if you’d like a personal account of how damaging this stuff is to kids:

The taxes he should have been paying would have done a hell of a lot more.

So, first of all, other kids are already all just horrible shitstains that’re going to fuck up every attempt at decent parenting you ever make. You still have to try. Or just don’t have kids. Either’s fine.

I prefer to get my “tacky” (I prefer “whimsical”) Christmas shoes from Irregular Choice, which Katy Perry’s collection seems to be shamelessly (and badly) knocking off.

But isn’t that second argument just a cleaned up version of the first one that plays better because it is more palatable and covert about what it means?

yesssss, excellent. That way you can never grow or learn anything from any perspective but your own. yesssss

Where’s the restrictive legislation in the women and non-binary event that would have opened up to the general public a few hours later? Oh right. There wasn’t one.

It’s slang for Nas saying that Kelis needs to own up to her mistakes. Went upside your own head/bumped your own head is like “you played yourself” or you caused this outcome.

I’m not breaking that debate regarding how best to move ahead to something that simple. I am referring to people immediately reacting to an event intended to help marginalized people advance their careers as “sexist” because again, an event exclusively designed to provide career advice for marginalized people that…

Maybe I should have put /s on my post so people like you would get it.

My advice, as someone who’s been on the receiving end of such comments: do not express this sentiment, period. It has the effect of minimizing another human being’s journey of sexuality and identity - often a long and arduous one - to your own observations and suspicions. To put it another way: there’s no need to make…

What the fuck are you talking about??? OF COURSE you can give both accuser and accused the benefit of the doubt! It’s easy. “She made an accusation. I believe it’s possible this happened so I should hear her out.”

Probably has something to do with how they keep poisoning people.