One would think that massive media coverage would make them rethink how their actions are perceived by the public and received by the community that are supposed to protect. Instead, it seems to fuel their abhorrent behavior.
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If I don't send my mother regular email updats, she writes a frantic all-caps email. "EVERYTHING OK WITH YOU? I HAVEN'T HEARD FROM YOU IN AGES!!!!! WRITE YOUR MOM LET HER KNOW YOU ARE OK ASAP!!!"
As a cyclist, this is nightmare fuel and my heart goes out to the folks that were injured. Also Meth lady must have seen that episode of Broad City too.
Agreed. I was one of those who couldn't get out of the grey. I've never posted trollish material, but I actually stopped commenting entirely because no one would see the posts. I know that sounds terribly like "Why won't anyone listen to me?? I'm a very important person!" but it did feel like talking to a brick wall.
A few thoughts after many years on the Gawkerverse:
For example, pushing your body to lift more weights can be painful, but the victory of mind over matter is also empowering. It can also be a pleasant contrast to other life experiences where a person might feel like a pawn.
THIS is what is meant by "compassionate care." Acknowledging that patients are people who want the same things as everybody else, including nights out with family and friends.
Period sex is awesome. Maximum lubrication. We have a 1970s era beach towel designated for the act (actually, also for when I dye my hair; efficiency!!).
I worked at Disney World, where they train you to go up to family and offer to take a picture of the entire family, no matter your role. This habit hasn't left me, even 8 years later. So often "mom" or whoever the designated photographer of the family is often left out of all the shots. Same goes for couples.
Look at those arms! Go on, gurrrl, with your bad self!
Or you could disagree without sounding like a total douche.
[Small voice] I like makeup and beauty stuff. I'd love to read lovely, joyful pieces about how to do half-moon manicures and how to tightline properly. And I think there are a lot of really rewarding conversations to be had about how progressive women approach beauty rituals and performance, and the way they can…
I'd love to see at least 1 Ask an Expert every month. And not a sex expert or a sex worker or a sex anything, but science, medicine, the arts, engineering, space, all of that stuff. There's so little of that on Jezebel and I think it could be very helpful.
It helps you perfectly align your hand with Ayn Rand's corpse. It also lights up when your yoga pants become see-through.
I don't like coconut and this 'trend' of using the oil as the be-all end-all cure for absolutely fucking everything under the sun is annoying as all hell.
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Whatever i'm still waiting for the long curly black hair growing out of your chin that you don't notice for 6 months to come into style.