“Do you hate me? If so, how does it feel to hate me?”

If you read the Artnet interview, doesn’t look like she understands it all that well herself...

You are a wise man.

rules that, in my experience, more often reflect Gothard’s personal preferences than actual Biblical teachings. Have you ever wondered why every Duggar woman perms her hair? It’s because Gothard taught us that curly hair brings out a woman’s natural beauty.

Reminds me of that “pigs in a blanket” article here about how not to dress for a high school graduation ceremony.

People have hobbies. You, for example, just geeked out a bit about knitting. Why can’t you just like clothes from a store like everyone else? Why do you have to talk about different yarns and needles and sizes?

Ha, you probably took too big of a dose. Even 1/4 of a Viagra pill can be too much for me.

With wine there can be a class element. But people complain about “foodies” in the same way for being “snobs,” even though price doesn’t really have anything to do with it. Banh mi are way cheaper than Subway sandwiches, but you’re called a snob if you geek out about it.

To quote the article, bolding mine:

Well, I’m Asian and there are plenty of blacks who don’t want POC solidarity with me in my neighborhood.

but my OCD does not allow me to be okay with the fact that every baseball stadium has different field dimensions.

Ha.

The discussion of and the protests concerning her original essay—which continue here in the comment section, even though it was published months ago—are one thing.

Thanks, had never heard of her before.

Well, this, from the article above, isn’t true:

Yeah. I know you’re not supposed to say it—naive!—but not everyone masturbates.

Like they said, it’s not about “hiding.” You admit, we withhold information—”every detail of your sexual history”—all the time. Nothing wrong with that. We are not in a confessional, after all.

Hmm. Opposite with me. I started counting in my late 20s, cause the number was way too damn low...

I once was teaching a class about Latin America, and I used the term they use, “indigenous,” to refer to Indians. One day I also mentioned Indians in the US and Canada, and used two different terms, “Native Americans” and “Aboriginal Peoples.” This confused the students, and they would sometimes refer to Latin…

1. a specialist word, esp in linguistics and anthropology, for American Indian