Indeed. Cheryl Tiegs was the face of Virginia Slims. That’s what she’s famous for. Is obesity unhealthy? Yes. Do I think a cigarette peddler is the best person to be listening to regarding what’s healthy? No.

Man... she dislikes fat people so much, even her cigarettes are slim!

Cheryl Tiegs used to be a spokeswoman for Virginia Slims cigarettes so I think I'm gonna take a hard pass on her advice for what's healthy.

UGGGGGGGH. Like I’m pretty sure everyone gets the whole “sex is good” thing, and the people with crazy sex hangups are NOT going to get any modicum of inspiration from hot young tan bohemians that lick each other and lay around in sand gardens. I would place money on the fact that they are not even a couple and are…

But it’s bad, baaad writing. This is almost as bad as that Ed Sheeran lyric, “will your lips remember the taste of my love?” PFFFFFTTTT.

I ended the lick with a soft kiss then planted my lips on what was left of the inside of her left thigh

I get the feeling this couple would enjoy their AMAZING SEX LIFE a lot less if they weren’t able to share it with the world. To help them love as well as they do, of course. Because they are only motivated by true altruism, of course. No attention whoring here, none at all.

JUST GONNA SIT OVER HERE CRYING GUYS. I’m so sorry for your loss. I’ve owned both cats and dogs and losing them opens up a hole in your heart that can shock you, especially if you aren’t prepared for the pain. You did a great thing by providing him with a home while he was here. You’re good people.

How painful that you couldn’t be there at the end. But your writing is wonderful. Give yourself some downtime; it takes the pain a long time to lose its sharp edge, but it really never goes away.

But I am a Tech God and am saving the world!!!!! I shouldn’t have to see pain!

“Some of us worked hard to get where we are today, where we can shell out mad cash for real estate and ignore subject/verb agreement with impunity!”

Love how he struts his education while not being able to hold onto grammatical construction for one sentence.

Yeah, gentrification is a tricky question, especially because of lower-income residents getting priced out of inner-city neighborhoods where their jobs/lives/families have always been. But this guy isn’t even talking about gentrification. His entire thesis is literally: I can afford to live a decent life with an…

lol paraphrasing would be ‘I’m too rich to deal with this poor people shit. GET OUT OF MY LINE OF SIGHT, POOR PEOPLE.’

I am writing today, to voice my concern and outrage over the increasing homeless and drug punctuation problem that the city is faced with. I’ve been living in plaguing SF for over three years, and without a doubt it is the worst it has ever been. Every day, on my way to, and from work, I see people commas sprawled…

One word: privilege.

The idea that successfully holding down a job and making rent entitles you to complete freedom from perceiving the unhappiness of others is so breathtakingly narcissistic.

This^

“We live in a free market society,” maybe?

“I shouldn’t have to see the pain, struggle, and despair of homeless people to and from my way to work every day.”