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Maybe I’m growing less tolerant as I age but a recent election made me end a lot of borderline relationships I hadn’t decided on for years and since then stuff like reaction to this casting has accelerated the herd culling.

Can you please explain to us women which part of Doctor Who has designated that it should be a male doctor? They’re not recasting Napoleon as a woman, they’re recasting a fake character in a pretend TV show. Get a grip. There already is a male fucking everything.

My dad doesn’t watch Doctor Who but knows what it is about. I was explaining regeneration to him and said a new actor was taking the role. A lot of people were upset. He asked why and I said guess. It’s a woman was what he said. I told he he was right. He just shook his head and called them assholes.

A 10 year off/on/off/on relationship may have died its final death over the casting of this character. I am remarkably unbothered by that fact.

Or my favorite: “See black people? White people get shot and killed too, so let’s not bother doing anything about police accountability ever.”

AUSTRIA IS A CONVICT COLONY. SAD. #MAGA #BLMistheRealRacist

Beware the sorbitol - it’s an excellent laxative. They could market it as The Ice Cream Cleanse.

I’d recommend not calling people sweety if you want them to think your correction is anything but condescending. it comes off real gross.

She is mostly likely a terrible person too. Don’t let the pretty packaging fool ya

It’s just gotten to the point that news like this just depresses me. It’s just another reminder of the kind of thing that’s supposed to obviously matter, but that obviously isn’t going to.

As a mom of two little ones, my husband better have some nice lady locked down within a year. He can’t do this shit alone.

You can honor a marriage while participating in all the benefits of having a committed partnership. How does loneliness honor a spouse that is no longer living?

Amen. Early 40s. I like my legs and I love a sack dress. And they usually have pockets! I have the Everlane one in this post and wear it at least once a week. Minor issue: It narrows at the bottom and at 5'5" I have to hitch it up an inch or two if I want to lengthen my stride because I’m in a hurry.

I don’t see why it should be included in this discussion. Since it’s a whole different subject. You know, outside of this discussion. You only hear about black-on-black crime when it’s used as a way to dilute the discussion about police violence. Other than that nobody seems to give a fuck.

Black people talk about crime within their own communities constantly. You don’t hear about it because it’s a problem that doesn’t effect or involve you, and that you only care about when you need a false equivalency to shutdown discussions about police brutality and racism.

High five, sister. Almost 55 and have gone from aside 2 to a 12 in the last few years, thanks to a combination of sports injuries, thyroid disease, and menopause. I love my giant t-shirt dresses; toss on a cute long necklace and sandals and I’m out the door.

As Nevergreen says above, belting can be good! But one thing you’ll find about being a legit old is that you care a lot less of what your body looks like. Like, I’ve quit agonizing over things that make my big butt look big. My butt is big, so what? I’m just rolling with it. It’s sooo freeing. That being said, I do

Nope, you are not an old. I am an old, in my early 50's, and sack dressing is a fucking godsend. Nothing fits me well anymore anyway (just wait until your meticulously-maintained body gets a mind of its own), so I may as well be comfortable and I’m DELIGHTED that these are currently fashionable. I’m going to continue

I have issues with choice feminism, to be sure. Everyone has the right to make whatever choice they choose, but some choices are inherently more helpful to the mission of equality than others. Now, on the other hand, we all have to live and function in a patriarchal society. This makes it basically impossible to live

Oh, boo. He’s respectfully asking an honest question.