I used to subscribe to this:“A male loner is a hero of sorts, a rebel, an iconoclast, but the same is not true of a female loner,” she writes, critiquing expectation by way of steadying herself. “There is no virility in a woman’s autonomy, there is only pity.”

seems like it

Me three

I totally agree.

I wonder if you’d have better luck with the women’s version.

I don’t know. I think you should listen to your boyfriend.

People forget that the shoes and the road may be the same, but the feet aren’t. No two people are the same and the inherent and learned emotional, mental, and physical strengths they possess will vary.

Surely he punched a timecard every work day?

Who’s the hottie ex, tho?

Todd Rundgren.

It. Doesn’t. Matter. Those are still non-physical attributes.

Dear Omelet,

I use, “When will I be able to afford this?” It’s kept me going in my shitty apartment while I save as much as I can to offset the cost of a bigger, better place.

Ah, I was a brownie in the 70s.

YES.

I am not kidding when I tell you that I have several coworkers who STILL FAX electronic documents, including emails. They also are the ones who are always behind in their workload, because they don’t know how to be efficient or function in this decade. They ignore all of the tutorials I wrote up and distributed.…

That’s funny. I grew up in Preppyville, Massachusetts during the height of preppy fashion, and the style copied by JC Penny was the one everyone wore. It’s actually a more flattering use of the pattern and gracefully dodges the lumps and bumps of boobs and hips. But yeah, the real Fair Isle sweater patterns are…

I would argue that the Brownie brown is more saturated, and more attractive. :)

Those faire isle sweaters are just as boss today as they were when I wore them in 4th grade OKAY?

Sigh. Oliver.