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gerrymandersalamanderII
gerrymandersalamanderII

Laugh, "Are you TWELVE? Oh my god, that is hilarious!" and then keep on with your conversation. I've found there are a lot of dudes who really feel it when you call them out on their "boyhood"

I keep asking myself if Robert Downey, Jr. could be any hotter. My conclusion is no.

Actually that's why I like it, because I want to look like a totally whited out weirdo hahaha. I think its high fashion. I have a pixie too with long bangs.

"Are you on your period or something?"

I tend to think of "sassy" as the less angry, more likeable little sister of "snarky" rather than a synonym for "strong". However, I do think it is generally gendered—I can't think of many straight men I would refer to as sassy, but it's hard to tell if that's just because I'm friends with very few straight men.

What a lovely specimen. Glad I used the dismiss button on his response to me, even though I second-guessed myself right after.

Don't you think it's kind of silly to assume that what you consider to be attractive is the only definition of the word? I generally don't find significantly overweight people to be attractive, and I know a sizable chunk of the population may not as well, but I'm not dense enough to think that means significantly

Hi. Not every fat person eats Krispy Kreme donuts for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

You don't expect people to be born with all the talents and skills of an adult. You don't say that because a kid doesn't have access to a calculus class in high school that he's incapable of learning it. People that have been oppressed, guess what, they haven't had the practice exercising those rights you've enjoyed

I am fine with this. I figure I'm evening out the biomass given how much blood the damn mosquitoes suck out of me every year.

Even bees?

The premise of this article, that film stardom has lost some its allure relative to stars in other media, is nominally interesting. But this throw-away line toward the end is what caught my attention:

Ironically, you point out an equally-damaging flip-side to dictating what women can and can't wear based—at its core—on sexual currency. What I mean is, there's no need to "even things out" by reprimanding the really naturally-thin, flat-chested girls because they get their own dose of cultural disapproval by not

It's not *just* tall girls. Listen to this crazy - I'm 5'2", right? But I'm all legs. My inseam isn't particularly long (it's like 28") but for some reason my legs are super long, at least in comparison to the rest of me. So regular or petite shorts, dresses or skirts pretty much cover my ass - which is huge - and not

You forgot the part where her smaller-chested peers were allowed to enter prom wearing strapless dresses.

Eh, not worth it.

Double standards are a thing and so are idiots.

I don't know about Lindy, but as a woman who prefers both, I thank you for these gifs. I always go for Xena when I'm feeling especially ragey, due in large part to bullshit like this. People make me want to hurt people.