that is an astonishingly ignorant statement.
Really? I thought it was obnoxious and exemplifies the up-its-own-ass qualities of feminism that drive people away.
I'd go with Your Royal Yeezness
Is this taking into account reading level of the book? I've read both LotR and all of Twilight (laugh away), and there is no way it took me longer to read Twilight. I motored through those. Twilight has got to be at the 6th grade reading level or something, whereas Tolkien requires some actual concentration.
he called the next day and asked if I was Ok. I said I was and left it at that. He had no further comment.
Not that it makes it any better (in fact, either just as bad or worse) but the "girl" in the front is (I am almost 100% positive) a guy.
LOVE IS DEAD. (Not even really joking.)
That lady called her own boobs doughy:
I didn't (and don't) get tattoos to individuate myself. I get tattoos to reclaim a body that's been shit on for most of my life (not literally. Not down with the poo play but to each their own) through fat shaming, sexual harassment, and rape. I get tattoos because they help me to love my body rather than hate it,…
Yes, because all people with tattoos get the based only on how others will perceive them and not for any personal reason what so ever.
22 year olds shouldn't have full sleeves. Where the fuck do you find that kind of money at that age?
Ok, so obviously I had to look up this book on Goodreads, right? Turns out, the BOOK is a YA book, but for whatever reason, this movie has aged up the main character (prom dress turns into wedding dress). Oh boy. That just makes it worse. It's one thing for a story about a teenage girl who does stupid things & needs…
Her biggest problem besides choosing the wrong guys, Bailey maintains, is that she consistently tries to transform herself into the perfect fit for each new man rather than just being herself
The sun glinting off the erect nipples is such a masterful touch.
Don't you hate it when people with penises treat women like human beings worthy of respect?
In her book, she said something about always being cast as an obese woman or a lesbian or an obese lesbian. Not that there's anything wrong with being one of those three things, but when you're not, it's gotta get old after a while.
I very well might spill hot coffee over feet like that!
BUT DOES MUNI FINALLY RUN WELL IN SAN FRANSOKYO?!