'And the nurses who did it were awful, talking about me as if I weren't there. Finally when they do talk to me, they're like, "Wow, you're not crying very much. Most people cry a lot. Are you really sure that you were raped?"'
'And the nurses who did it were awful, talking about me as if I weren't there. Finally when they do talk to me, they're like, "Wow, you're not crying very much. Most people cry a lot. Are you really sure that you were raped?"'
I used to work at a large independent bookstore, and they kept all the fiction in the back room, out of the way. I had just thought that placement was incidental, with no greater meaning, but then a manager told me it was because, "The books people really care about, that become a part of them and that they want to…
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I totally read this as "Susan Sontag and Spencer Pratt are Still Married."
Just curious- would that fact about him have been a deal breaker no matter what, or was it more the fact that he said he was a widower and waited until the date to tell you the truth?
This is one of mine as well. What about widowers with kids?
Deal breakers: Men who don't read, men who don't smell good. Men who don't respect my taste in music, men whose musical taste I don't respect..
People love to tell comforting lies and then call them difficult truths.
"[M]ost men would rather be raped than cuckolded."
Seconded.
It's not for children in the first place, but I ruined my own October trying to read H.P. Lovecraft. I was so looking forward to his work, and then oh holy hell, what a racist. Not like, "Oh, this is a good story, but he uses out of date terminology and stereotypes that I find offensive. He certainly is a product…
As some others have said, a sincere apology offered does not require that the offended party accept the apology. But to me there is another issue at play, and that is that accepting a public apology is not a unanimous decision. You or I can look at this and say, "Yes, he seems contrite, and I am willing to give him…
It wasn't like he turned out to be this cold blooded calculated killer.
Definitely Arsenic and Old Lace. [Spoiler] He just found a body in the window seat.
When my husband heard that line, he got this confused look on his face, and then the lightbulb went on and he said, "Oh! A picture of it." He was totally picturing an actual penis flopped across a cell phone.
True, although the automatic formatting has often made me yell, a la StrongBad, "This computer has too much computer, and not enough typewriter."
Old ones like that are prettier, but take longer to type on. But later typewriters had excellent key action. I'm a terrible typist, but my mother easily typed 100 wpm on the IBM Selectric.
No matter what the calendar says, it's not fall in LA yet. Sadly. I miss my beautiful fall clothes.