You keep your temple clothes in a small suitcase or garment bag, usually. But the temple isn’t for weekly services, and kids don’t go at all. Most people don’t go more than once a month, if they even go that often.

For prom fashion show one of the hairdressers did a girl’s hair like that, and she threw a fit and cried and made the hairdresser do some boring ass curled updo thing. She also threw a fit because I was partnered with the hottest senior guy. She also fucked my friend’s boyfriend. What a bitch she was. You look…

It’s kind of right... Most brides probably can’t wear their dress completely unaltered. It’s supposed to be modest as in not too flashy as well as modest as in covers most of your body, so no major trains, you might not be able to wear crinolines/petticoats to poof out your dress until after the ceremony, etc. I don’t…

Men don’t generally wear tuxedos inside the temple. They wear white clothes for the ceremony, then change into a tuxedo (or whatever) before they exit the temple.

Mormons have dedicated temple clothes. You wear regular nice clothes and then change once you are inside for normal visits.* For weddings, a lot of brides just wear a simple white dress inside the temple and then change into a different, fancier wedding dress for pictures and the reception. Ritual clothing for temple…

Instant Star was the greatest because for like 5 seasons or something it was all Tommy Tommy Tommy, and then she fucking dumped him in a song in the finale and went to London by herself. So boss.

It may not have even been something as severe as sex or drugs. In high school I knew a girl whose parents forcibly cut her hair because they saw a picture of her in a low cut tank top, and her long hair covered enough of the shirt that she appeared topless. She wasn’t and the parents knew it, but they still held her…

My dad was hesitant to let my brother have a “flat-top” haircut because it was too similar to the “butch” haircut my grandpa forced him to have as a kid. My dad is still pissed about the forced haircuts, and he is just shy of 60.

If you managed an organism, do you think he’d pay for the abortion?

Can I vote for red lipstick and big sunglasses? Because then you can look kind of glam without having to actual do eye makeup, or maybe just hot and hungover.

Instead of getting a wedding cake we just got 12 cakes from the best bakery we knew. They were lovely, and our guests loved trying all the different varieties.

My diva cup came with a lapel pin, which I thought was insane/hilarious, but do you wear yours like you’re an Avon lady? Like, ask me what I keep in my ladyparts?

It’s because it is ugly as fuck

I am not trying to shade you, but that is exactly how my grandma shops/dresses for trips. She picks a limited palette, and everything is one of three colors. It works pretty well.

The professor in the case sued a local newspaper for defamation for calling the alleged fondling rape. It’s right there in the original essay.

And I apologize for saying you don’t know how to read. That was bitchy. All up and down this thread people are misstating Kipnis’ argument and I am annoyed by it. I think you are misreading or misunderstanding her essay, but at least you are actually intellectually engaging with it, which is always a good thing. My…

I didn’t say she was cool with the migration of the term. She isn’t. She doesn’t seem to object to actual incest survivors using the term, she objects to its migration combined with the migration of other terms previously enumerated, so that the student whose professor allegedly fondled her (he denies it) becomes a…

I don’t think you know how to read. She is talking about the migration of terms. She is not objecting to incest survivors using the word survivor.

I don’t agree with Kipnis on a lot of things, but her original piece raised a lot of legitimate issues with the current direction of the feminist movement, especially on campuses.

He has a racist dick, apparently.