Yep. I hated “just ignore it and it will go away”. It did, but only after I moved schools! (Not because of bullying, but boy, starting over with a clean slate was a nice benefit)
Yep. I hated “just ignore it and it will go away”. It did, but only after I moved schools! (Not because of bullying, but boy, starting over with a clean slate was a nice benefit)
See the commenter above in the top thread of this story, saying we need to teach our kids to be tough and that “bullying isn’t the end of the world”. I feel like people don’t remember what it was like being 9 or 10, seeing other people get invited to sleepovers, not being picked to be in a group of friends, not having…
This is what happens when we give people’s opinions the same intellectual consideration as scientific facts.
I would like to reiterate that some people have stubborn bodies. I know women who run triathlons and eat very well and still have what society considers “fat” on their bodies. Just because eating well and working out worked for you doesn’t mean it’s actually that simple for all body types and metabolisms, and dumping…
She doesn’t really have too. Actions speak louder than words. And to be clear I’m not even really ragging on just her. It’s a larger trend that I am observing that’s using feminism to sell products. Products that are not made ethically, by companies who don’t pay workers fairly, that lack in thier own tenets policies…
This disappoints me a little. Yes, we women should do what we want with our faces. But I ascribe to the old school feminist notion that all the time we women are encouraged to put into personal appearance is time we’re not spending actualizing other aspects of our potential. Yes, I wear lipstick and tinted moisturizer…
More marketing dressed as feminism. Obnoxious.
I’m kind of disappointed. She might want her message across, but in the end, it’s still a makeup ad...
Yes because 70-somethings are senile and dumb hahahahahahahahaha! :-/
When I was 7ish a squirrel ran up my leg attempting to steal my candy. Scarier than you might think.
Great. Now I’m crying in a McDonald’s. And it's not for any of the usual reasons.
Her dress in the header image looks like a very long disposable bib that they give you at the dentist.
Sort of hate the title of this article.
Dry yourself off, draw blood.
“Frank’s posted a plot-thickening, grammatically unfortunate statement.”
I think he may have been more like “I am right here. What can I do for you, mum? Standing by, at your service!”
“Lady stabs four children to death; officials speculate that it may have something to do with the fact that they were related to her.”
There was a really good play once about a woman who did just this. Written a long time ago though.
This one KILLS ME every time.