mostofyouarenotghosts
mostofyouarenotghosts
mostofyouarenotghosts

I feel weird actually taking the time to comment on this, but I agree with the director about Ed Sheeran on Game of Thrones. It sounded weird when I first heard about it, but he didn’t look out of place. Something about his face was absolutely perfect for that kind of role in that kind of show.

Yeah, I can’t believe I am about to say this, but...I find this guy WAAAAY more obnoxious than the Kardashians (well, okay, Rob actually seems like a terrible human being). If I had to choose between being forced to interact with any of the woman Kardashians/Jenners - even Kris- or spending 10 minutes around this guy,

The only time I’ve actually seen it happen in real life was with my grandparents, who would drive 2 hours to come see us and my grandmother always wanted to go to the mall because they lived in a very, very small town that only had like one or two clothing stores. My grandpa basically had to go with her. But he liked

My grandparents lived in a tiny town about 2 hours away and when they came to visit my grandmother always made my grandfather go to the mall. She made us ALL go to the mall. He didn’t like shopping and my grandmother never seemed to want his input for anything, but he also never complained. He actually liked sitting

Thank you. I’ve been wondering since apparently it doesn’t work for the thin ladies or the rest of us, according to this comment section. This makes sense, though.

Same. I have big shoulders and relatively large boobs, not much waist, then hips and ass. Boxy makes me look...odd. I thought it was for the ultra thin ladies, too, but I see from this section this is apparently not the case. So who is it for, Fashion?! Who is it for???

The only ones I can find that I like how they fit are usually either Madewell or J. Crew, but they are also generally tissue paper thin and cost more than blouses I wear to be fancy, so if you find somewhere to buy them let me know (I’m willing to spend more if it’s a thick enough fabric that I don’t need an

I kind of enjoy when something is billed as “most flattering thing ever” and then doesn’t even look flattering on the freaking model. If this person above looks terrible in these pants I KNOW that I do not even want to think about what those pants would look like on my body (spoiler: terrible. They would look

We fit 2 adults, 2 dogs, and a toddler in a 1400 square foot house and we still have a guest bedroom. I like that I can clean it in a reasonable timeframe and that we really use all of our space. If I could just convince my mother to stop buying me every kitchen gadget that comes on t.v., it’d be perfect.

I appreciate Christina Ricci’s quote because...kind of same about For the Love of Nancy. I was also one of those who fell into the category of not looking alarmingly thin and not being anorexic or bulimic, specifically. And I remember how frustrating it was that I wasn’t as thin as I felt I needed to be to get the

I actually liked a lot of the ones people pretended to hate, apparently, but I did pretend to like Mystikal for a brief period of time to impress a boy. Also, They Might Be Giants. I probably pretended to hate more bands that I actually like than to like more bands that I actually hated, though (Of course I don’t like

I am glad to know that I am not the only one who did this. Everything was performative at that point. I’m still not sure if it was epic self centeredness or feelings of isolation. I guess those things aren’t mutually exclusive...I do know there are several poems in several diaries that include all my feelings of

This is eerily similar to what my diary writing experiences were and what my diary entries sound like, even though I was in a small town in the South and never was fancy enough to own Citizens of Humanity clothing. All my clothes at that point were from the Goodwill or other thrift stores in town. Are all teenage

I would have been afraid of like, sinking into it or something? I don’t know. At least it’s unusual. We just had an overlook area on a very small mountain that looked out over town and everyone parked there. Like we were in a movie about teenagers from the 60s or something.

Hmm. I think it’s great that they don’t want people to feel embarrassed about periods. I guess I always just read it in a “thank God this stuff happens to other people, too” kind of way and never felt like they were trying to make me feel embarrassed, though I can see how I would read it that way as an adult. But I

Unfortunately, up close, if it’s a really a large pile it will not smell good at all. Also, they are often hot, so I too am curious how this worked. Did they go behind it and just use it as cover? Were they actually in the pile? Details, please!

And can we discuss the fact that this is a $15 pair of socks? I’m not saying my husband has never spent $15 on a pair of socks, and yes, there are even more expensive socks out there, but these look like they should come in a bag of 6/$20 at a novelty store (maybe Spencer’s or Hot Topic?).

She was Paris Hilton’s assistant or whatever about the same time that all the young blonde celebs started getting photographed completely bombed getting in and out of cars and whatnot, when it felt like every day there was a new shot of someone’s vagina as they exited a vehicle or nipples or whatever so I would

I’m in Arkansas and I wouldn’t either. I meant more as like, people who have such strict religious rules like the Duggars (I’m not sure if the whole church is as rigid as they are about the “courtship” stuff, but I get the impression that it mostly is?) Sorry that comment was kind of unclear.

Really? Maybe my family is weird, but bringing someone to church is generally not a date. It’s something you do around the time you think it’s serious enough to introduce them to family. It seems like something the Duggars would do, but maybe it depends on where in the south you are?