I really really really want Tammy Duckworth to be president. She just slays everything.

What a ridiculously uncharitable reading. She explicitly says she cared about it, but noticed new things about the issues when she was undergoing it herself. This is natural, and exactly why we want all kinds of diversity in our representative bodies. She never refused to sign an airport breastfeeding bill - she just…

Uhhh...she’s a double-amputee from her service in Iraq. Pretty sure popping out kids is easy-peasy for her. If you’re saying she didn’t care about mommy problems before she became one, does anyone?

I personally, as an othered human being, as an oppressed individual, have never understood the premise of doing onto others, the bullshit that has been done to me. I don’t get it.

Oh honey

ok everyone we’ve got to start submitting better questions because this one has me wondering why someone typed all that out for her

I attended a college at the same time as a man who was dating Chelsea Clinton.

Ok. I still think you’re being a hater, sis. I get it, the instinct is to be protective especially since Malia has shown she might be more susceptible than we’d like to being taken advantage of in her social choices. But I personally really don’t like to see this reaction of immediately jumping to the negative when it…

Idk. I trust her judgement. He looks like a quirky dude. He knows how to dress for the cold weather, stays hydrated with water bottles, and seems to make a young woman happy. I was dating so much worse in college.

Gonna be an interesting day for squirrels.

Great. Now Allison and Adam have a son named Waden who’s going to drown before he makes it to kindergarten.

Here at Casa Finch we call that location “the Land of Thigh”. The Fusspot was perfectly sized for it; Boswell, being much larger, has to settle for the Land of Buttcheek.

My nitpick is that success in dating is not really “earned.” Plus, I can that statement right back around and say that “nice guys” try to “earn” success by doing things for the objects of their affection (though I have issues with that narrative as well). The example you give - of being tenacious and open - is not…

fuck “class”. she’s trying to make real change in the industry. expecting women to be “classy” while they work hard at things is just another way of policing them.

I hate it when people do this. “I had a bad experience with a dog when I was five, so I can never be around them again.” “My dad forced me to go in the pool before I was ready, so water is a no go for the rest of my life.” “A masked gorilla scared me at Halloween as a toddler, so to this day I keep trick-or-treaters…

A good thing to see after reading/hearing all of these brave, gruesome statements:

Yeah, seriously. “She won’t get rid of her two dogs she loves, she has a dog addiction.” Buddy.

I mean, I’m not feeling a ton of sympathy for the guy, but I also don’t know that my point doesn’t stand with regard to men being awkward and immature. Those are learned qualities and adults need to unlearn them or own them and make up for them. I have a dear (male) friend who has ASD and genuinely does struggle to…