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That's interesting, because I've been hearing high school students use it in that context since 2009. I always found it to be clever usage, and it's unfortunate it's now being labeled as cultural appropriation and receiving adoption from people like the Australian singer.

That’s the same thing my old aunt says about using gay to explain what a fun time she’s had. Language changes. And while, yes- Becky is used to explain white girls- it is extensively used to describe girls who do/have/look like they would perform fellatio. And, realistically, if you’ve got a high mastery of language

It was over a decade ago that Becky phased out as a descriptor of a girl based on sole physical appearance, and phased in as a descriptor of a girl based on action/anticiapted action/evaluation of action, action being throwing neck. Bey’s line likely means the bj girl with the good hair.

Cleo by Panache is great. Edited to add: They have demi cups for larger sizes.

I guess Trump shouldn't be trying to play him out like as if his name was Sega.

Ordering in, I don't have to be anywhere to make friends; and if you're there with me, I'm definitely not there to make friends.

I did too. She looks post menopausal.

Part of me feels like an idiot for the misspelling, but another part of me wants to say “derelict my balls.”

First thought was Derelict before I even opened the article.

The more I'm learning from this thread, the more I feel like there is not much good to look forward to with my ovaries. And, hey! Getting rid of them resolves none of it.

I'm glad you found something that works for the hot flashes. Also, I hope it doesn't last your whole life. That would be terrible.

I'm going to check that out. It would be good to get an idea of what will happen next.

Thank you!

I know that; I think the part I’m not grasping is how there is a menopause, with those typical symptoms if the ovaries aren’t present. Like is non surgical menopause how it is because the ovaries are periodically functioning until they “turn off” and that’s why it lasts for so long (or is my mom a liar)? Or is what

I'd do it too. All the women in my female did of family have had breast cancer, but I tested neg. for brca. When I had my tubal ligation, and the dr said they could completely remove the tubes, I was secretly excited- one extra way to prevent cancer!

That’s amazing to me they didn’t split your classes. It probably goes better that way, with everyone being on the same page about puberty. My ed was in 1990.

Yes! They split us up and were very clear we weren't allowed to share what we discussed with eachother when our classes re-mingled. We were like 9, and it was so confusing and none of my boy friends would tell us what happened in the male class (though they looked equally mortified and confused).

The lady from Annie needs to narrate a new reproductive health video mandatory for all 35 year old women to watch in a classroom with no men but one very uncomfortable volleyball coach. I have so many questions!

Why is it so unpredictable? Do you know if it’s strictly genetics?