missfeministkitty
Miss Feminist Kitty
missfeministkitty

I work two miles away and Amy’s Drive Thru is excellent fast food. I’m not a vegetarian, but the burger and fries are legit. Everything I’ve had there (broccoli mac ‘n cheese, chili cheese fries, milkshakes, etc.) is really good and the service is excellent. The place was packed for months after it opened and is still

i loved the series and loved the ending and im all on board with season 2.

Elisabeth Moss’ performance has been a huge hook for me on this show. I have cried just from her facial expressions. The scene where Serena basically lays out her threat and keeps her locked in the van while she was so close to her daughter made me almost understand and feel what a parent would go through in that

Robin Wright is awesome. I love how her character has slowly been taking over the show. I though the first season was good, but not great....not as good as the British original (Mostly because I thought the actress who played Zoe Barnes was miscast and couldn’t hold her own against Kevin Spacey. That casting

I want to move to the Southwest and live in the countryside. There are many wild animals everywhere and I love that. I don’t get ranchers who think that wolves are “predators.” Yellowstone is their home, they hunt what they eat, while those ranchers could get up and move anywhere farther away from wolves and other

What is it about farmer mentality that nothing short of immediate profit seems to have any impression at all? If there’s a more myopic, solely self-interested group, I can’t find it. That they can’t absorb the cost of a couple of sheep to preserve a beautiful, rare, noble animal that’s got about 15 years of human

In a piece that went up on HuffPost this morning, Moss now says that the show is definitely feminist and she is a “card-carrying feminist,” which I find confusingly contradictory to what she’s said before, but good for her!

You’d be amazed/depressed at how many couples conceive as a last-ditch effort to save a failing marriage.

I’m a woman in my 40s so I’ve gotten asked about wanting kids a lot. I used to answer honestly with things like “I’m too irresponsible” or “I don’t do diapers” and there was always an attempt to refute my points (“It’s not gross at first, you get used to it”, etc). A few years ago I realized the trick is to answer “I

Word.

NOPE. So glad I listened to my inner me, which told me I was not a parental person. Smartest decision I ever made.

I have loved Girls ever since it started but to be honest this baby plot is ruining the whole thing for me. I will be so disappointed if that’s how it ends.

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I’m talking about strong, established couples who are childless by choice. Not women who have gone through multiple marriages and are often single. People tend to understand that. But they still often think that strong married couples who choose not to have kids are weird.

I usually ask if it was planned. I get side eyed a lot.

Literally my reaction to every pregnancy announcement. Always takes a beat for me to develop the correct, socially acceptable response.

I feel this way when anyone I like and respect gets pregnant. Just a little part of me dies inside.

Clooney said for years that he would never marry again, and that he would definitely not have kids.

Am I the only one disappointed by this? I mean, every time celebs who said they didn’t want kids decide to get prego, I get a little sad.

Good thing Trump can’t read, or else he’d be drafting his next executive order.