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If you don’t really care about getting married, then of course you aren’t going to want to do it because the whole process is stressful as hell and costs a ton of money. That doesn’t mean that you are strongly AGAINST marriage. If the other person’s desire to get married overcomes your general apathy (which sounds

I argue that stalling not only endangers citizens but the very police officers states seem to want to protect at all costs. It’s a counter productive choice.

I feel the same way about this. Him placating her with a proposal after perhaps a few nights of feeling as though she was going to bail on the relationship doesn’t make for a good marriage. Proposals should be based on a mutual desire to be married, not because one party starts stomping their feet about it.

I have mixed views on this. On one hand, it sounds great you are getting what you wanted. On the other, it sucks that this means he has to do something he doesn’t want, and I can’t think of a many relationships that work out when one partner feels forced to do something to stay in the relationship.

“The video doesn’t corroborate our story, but trust us, it’s our story that’s right and not the video. Because video, much like science and the female orgasm, is a just a bunch of lies.”

I hope the conversation went something like

I cannot stop laughing. Did you just call him racist because he didn’t answer an invasive question? The reach.......

I liked The Iron Giant & Horrible Bosses.

Has Jennifer Aniston ever been in a good movie?

I live in Northern Ireland, where our police are armed and have to check their personal vehicles everyday in case dissident republicans have put a bomb under their car. They know all about 50% of the population being distrustful of you and feeling like targets in certain neighbourhoods.

Why don’t you take a moment to think about this callous and irrelevant remark?

I think it’s a fair question to ask. Not all of us lesbians are gold star lesbians. I can only speak from me and my circle’s experiences but for a lot of us, that relationship with a male (no matter how far it progresses) is part of the process of knowing and understanding what feels right or realising who you are.

Some people know their sexual orientation immediately and without experimentation, but a LOT do indeed find some hands-on experience to be extremely helpful in figuring things out. So long as the question isn’t asked in the context of “can’t you try heterosexuality again, just in case THIS time you like it”, it’s

Oh dear, someone wants to be like Guy Fieri. What the fuck has the world come to?

“Rock shrimp is so generic. Anyone I go to Nobu with who gets rock shrimp, I freak out on them. Every novice is like, Can I have the rock shrimp? Then I’m always like, Don’t order rock shrimp with me. It’s such a bad look on the table. It cheapens me. I’m embarrassed about it. That’s the stuff I ordered for the first

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Can you imagine having a conversation with this person? I’m not polite enough, and I’m pretty damn polite.

Can’t get past his resemblance to Martin Shkreli; a Martin Shkreli in the Kardashian orbit. It’s just too horrid. [bristling in disgust]

It’s a talent. Like I can look at the menu and just look at the ingredients and be like, This will end up being amazing.”

What DO ageing-twink side-kicks to actually famous people DO with themselves, anyway?