Glad you said it, cause I’m sick as shit of seeing black men using the term thinking that its the proper/only alternative to “bitch”.

This is going to sound like I am Stretch Armstrong-ing it up... Being called a ‘female’ is annoying. But being called a ‘female’ while non-Black women are being called ‘girls/gals’, ‘women’, ‘chicks’ or even ‘ladies’ (which is said by the same men, who will call me ‘female’) is pretty-fucking-infuriating.

It’s weird to give a star to a sentiment that makes me so sad, and because I have seen and heard it, too. New England is waaaaaay overrated for its tolerance. What might have been official policy for a long time does not necessarily reflect the view of the populace, sadly.

Born New Englander here. Have lived in southern and northern New England in small towns. The big difference is that small towns are much farther apart the more north you go. Not Montana distances, mind you, just pretty damn rural.

I don’t get it either. Just don’t understand it. Vermont was the only New England state…

Wahlberg doesn’t catch nearly enough beef for what he did to that Vietnamese guy.

They also had CCH Pounder take off her wig and reveal her natural twists, and had her Black coworker comment that “Sister [with a hard -er] be doing it with the real flow,” which made me wonder where the Black writer was when that line was written.

Dude Boston is racist as fuck. Hell, Marky mark is from around that area .

Then they have the gall to tell me not to complain about being tired because I don’t have kids and its a luxury that I wake up 7 am on weekends and can’t go back to sleep and chuckle while saying “I wish waking up at 7am on weekends was considered sleeping in”, well fuck you, you chose to have kids. I will complain…

The French Connection too. The whole thing makes much more sense if you treat Doyle as the villain.

Don’t worry, you’ll change your mind

“You just need to have them. You’ll change your mind”.

I had a brief moment of broodiness in my late 20s. Now, I’m just like, thanks but no thanks. We’d be good parents, but we just don’t want it. I’d rather spend my time and money on me. Seeing my friends’ kids (good kids too) just reinforces that feeling. They’re cute and all, but I’m not interested. And I’m sure…

I only watched a handful of episodes of Sons of Anarchy, but my take on Sons of Anarchy is that it’s sort of like The Shield or Breaking Bad.

Most Duck Dynasty t-shirts are also camouflage.

My list: 1)Brag about your “small, hometown”. To me, it screams “I lived in a small town without any minorities and the Kl*n holds annual parades at the end of the summer”. 2) Use “Americana” in your daily lexicon... Without any hint of irony. Once again... reminds me the small town, where the Kl*n holds annual…

I’m a guy who doesn’t want kids and I get no shortage of this type from various relatives.

It’ssomething about getting married that makes people think you automatically want a new baby. Even though my husband and I already had kids before trying the knot, the moment we said “I do” mofos starting in with the baby questions.

I have no desire to have children. Not even an inch. I don’t even feel the uterine quivers, whenever I see a cute/well-behaved child. I am too picky... In mates (long story short: I don’t want a “sperm donor” type of co-parent for my kids). The dumbest thing I keep on hearing is: “Don’t worry, you’ll change your mind,…

Also, I was asked how many kids I had fiftyleven times before I was even married. It isn’t pressure for men but for some of us, people assume that we go raw in strangers. I blame Maury.

My dad I had a stroke and could bare speak. When I told him that I was getting married he managed to say “You having a baby?” I was quite insulted.