Wild hog. Not much to it. Chased me up a tree. I literally pissed myself. Waited until my pants dried then radio'd my dad. He brings our dogs to chase it away. Nothing hurt except my pride.
Wild hog. Not much to it. Chased me up a tree. I literally pissed myself. Waited until my pants dried then radio'd my dad. He brings our dogs to chase it away. Nothing hurt except my pride.
Seriously. I would rather have a sharp stick in my eye than wander around Reddit without a specific link to go to. That is why we have Jezebel & Gawker.
I'm not sure what your point is. Women often act as arbiters of other women's behaviour and it's bullshit. When they (as well as men) stop harassing women for breastfeeding in public, it'll stop being a topic.
I just cannot with theater kids.
This. I don't mind musicians and performers on subway platforms but not in the cars. I'll even give you money on the train as long as you ask for it quietly, instead of the ones who have to shout their sob story at full volume so the entire car (and probably the next two) hear it. No, just no. Use your indoor voice on…
I saw this headline yesterday and thought "Jesus Christ, that would have been murder-inducingly irritating." You and I are clearly the same kind of subway rider.
I thought the same thing, when is the next stop, I need to switch cars.
Hahaha I too would take my chances with the Rat Kings of the subway.
I would hate this.
I tried it for 2 months, once a week on max setting, but nothing changed. The salon was more effective. I returned the Tria for my money back.
There are groupons that have 6 treatments for 99$ for underarms, 6 for 199 for legs/arms and 6 for 299$ for brazilian :)
6. If your [sic] only going to show up for food and alcohol and really have no interest other than that
Then we agree. If men hadn't shown 100% disinterest in women's problems for basically the entirety of human history and been such assholes wrt our bodies, I'd shed a tear for hairy men too.
I gotta admit, that was kind of my reaction too. I'm Italian, so my hair grows in thick and dark, and I've spent a lot of my life trying to get rid of it in some way or another. This is a very, very old problem for chicks. It sucks that dudes get made fun of sometimes, and I'm all for embracing the "Fuck it, do you…
I don't give a shit.
So it's like going to the beach (or at a party or anywhere else) and seeing women with longer legs or bigger breasts or perfect skin. Welcome to comparing yourself to other people's bodies and realising they have something you don't and that gives them more power. The club is approximately 100,000 years old.
I'm sorry, I just can't bring myself to be sympathetic. All I've had from men on this issue is "It's gross, period. Shave it off." And now when they have the same problem I'm suddenly expected to be understanding and careful with their feelings? Why are the standards for women always higher? Why should I not have the…
Yeah. Me. It seems downright tone-deaf, because women have been trying to verbalise the problematic nature of body standards for like half a century and only got attention from other women, mostly. But now it's a problem for men, it suddenly has legitimacy and everyone has to care? And trotting out the same arguments…
No, sorry, but you've been badly misinformed. Women don't all have relatively the same amount of body hair AT ALL.
point taken about the language. I guess I have some solidarity with the beauty expectations that gay men face. If a straight guy asked for sympathy, I'd be more likely to take your stance.