As a mediocre, middle-aged, white male who cannot sing or dance but was very funny in high school plays, I am glad that society FINALLY allows me a chance at Broadway stardom!

I think companies really need to get out of the habit on firing people because the internet demands a sacrifice. It only encourages people to continue using toxic behaviors to push their agendas.

Counterpoint: Which one is farting?

This is beyond stupid. Casting calls go out ALL THE TIME that specify “Caucasian.” Which MEANS “whites only need apply,” we’re just saying it in a less inflammatory way! Also I am positive Equity approved that notice, and it’s shitty of them to step away from it now and act like they didn’t.

If Hamilton wasn’t wildly successful, no one would care. Now that it’s the hottest Broadway show on the planet white people are all “Wait praise, prestige and high paychecks? That’s my job!”

“What if they put an ad out that said, ‘Whites only need apply?’” he tells CBS. “Why, African-Americans, Latinos, Asians would be outraged.”

Remember, it’s reverse racism if you don’t cast John Lovitz as Martin Luther King Jr.

I think this is the first Josh I’ve ever heard of that wasn’t a humongous ass, lol

i was helping my friend move in to his off-campus house, and we went shopping and he came up to me all cute and embarassed and said “i want to get lady products to keep in the house in case someone needs them, can you help me?” and i was so happy and it was so amazing and all men should be like josh.

I think this sounds odd because we’re used to guys not giving AF about anyone. I’ve walked around with kleenex, tampons, a small first aid and sewing kit since I was a teen and no one has ever found it weird.

On one hand, why would I ever ask a man for a tampon in the first place? And on the other, that’s cool, let him pay for them (and the accompanying merchandise tax). I guess?

that he fills with supplies for strangers in need! That’s good fashion.

NO ONE IS PERFECT, JUJY

Why do people use Twitter when it's not the right format for a longer statement? I know it's easier but man it makes it hard to read his statement.

Then after the show it’s the after party
And after the party it’s the hotel lobby
Around about four you gotta clear the lobby
Then take it to ya room and somebody...files

I’d say it’s depression (which can absolutely manifest as physical symptoms) being exacerbated by menopause.

Thyroid disorders (Graves disease, Hashimoto’s, to name two) are very real, and easy to detect (a simple blood test), so don’t know why that’s being lumped in with ‘diseases and disorders that many claim they suffer from, yet are unrecognized by evidence-based medicine’. Makes me question the rest of the article…

I’m sure that these women are suffering. Whether their efforts are best spent chasing the specter of chronic lyme which (probably) isn’t real, is questionable. I too suffer from an “invisible” chronic pain disorder (chronic migraines) so I get the “you don’t look sick” thing, but I just can’t get behind long-term…

To have great pain is to have certainty, to hear that another person is in pain is to have doubt.

i’m not an MD, and the only person i’ve ever known with chronic lyme was also a pretty serious drug addict so IDK what’s real or not.