No, he never had anything to do with Wikileaks. You’re confusing him with Chelsea Manning. You’re not the first person to confuse them, as shown by John Oliver:

It also looks to me like it severely damaged her hair in the bleaching process. Not only is the color unflattering, but now her hair is a lot thinner, less glossy and less healthy looking. Doesn't it look like she's lost half her hair volume?

Twiddles is def my fave.

How about....

It’s always summer with Popsicle!

Yes - I’ve especially noticed other Americans obnoxiously loud speaking voices when abroad, especially in Paris. Their voices can dominate entire restaurants. Come on, people, stop shouting like you’re in a Dave and Busters!

Ah, that’s probably because your shampoo is available in drug stores - those are subject to much higher scrutiny than “professional” brands you can buy from your salon. Suave for life, baby!

FYI, most “keratin” shampoos also have formaldehyde in them. They don’t have to accurately label it as such because they are labeled as “professional products” and are thus subject to less scrutiny than drug store shampoo. An ind pendent research association actually tested all the ones that were supposed to be…

I’m now going to refer to her as “Taylor Swift, sentient Lisa Frank trapper keeper.”

Same. It was the first book I read on my own that I truly loved. I still remember driving home from school with my mom, and I wouldn’t shut up about it.

John Oliver has a great segment explaining why most studies are bullshit:

I’m saying it can be both, not either or, and that’s a big distinction. I both acknowledge our agency to make our own choices as women while also acknowledging societal beauty standards... And there definitely are standards for how your nether bits should look, as this article illustrates. I don’t know how much it has…

We all need to make the decisions we’re comfortable with, but what is wrong with acknowledging how societal beauty standards have influenced expectations? A big part of feminism in understanding the pressures that are put on women in our society, and how that affects the way we relate to ourselves and each other. You…

It’s a lot more common than you realize. Nobody ever said it to my face, but I’ve still heard guys talk about and ridicule female pubic hair. Their main frame of reference for what a “normal” snatch looks like is porn, so of course this is what guys expect to see. It’s sad. Oh, and lady pubes are often ridiculed in…

Thank you for recognizing the social pressure that contributes to this. I get that everyone has their own preferences, but I find it kind of offensive when women, especially feminists, deny how society has played a role. It’s expensive and painful for many, and we absolutely are expected to go through this pain…

Yes! It’s a total mindfuck, and makes you understand how it feels to be manipulated and trapped by cults... I mean “movements!”

I have, and it just gets better. They briefly explore how women tend to take a backseat in even progressive “movements,” which I loved. Also, the teenage girl inside me has a crush on Hawk. It’s like Heath Ledger had a brooding baby with Jon Snow.

Have you watched The Path on Hulu? Fantastic drama about a family living in a Scientology-like cult. I highly recommend it!

Thanks so much! I have the same issue, so I’ve created a Twitter burner: @leapinlizards21

Unrelated: Despite the Brexit, you’re living my dream right now. I’m an American who has been dying to find a way to live/work in Britain. If you don’t mind, could I perhaps contact you for some tips? Are you on Twitter or any place I can direct message you? Random, I know, but I would be forever grateful.