“Gender suspicious” is a glorious phrase.
“Gender suspicious” is a glorious phrase.
not i, and i am similarly wondering.
Rest in peace, dear Alexis.
Yes, obviously, murder is not a good thing, but how can this woman be held to the same standard as someone of sound mind who had a relatively normal upbringing? Most of us would know we had other options. Did she? Did she fully comprehend that she had legal options, given her upbringing, and the physical/mental…
I’m going to have to disagree with you on that one. It sort of justifies it. I’m not saying she should go free, but 10 years sounds about right to me
I read the piece by Buzzfeed the other day. Although quite a long article, I was stricken and gob smacked at what this young woman went through during her childhood into adulthood. It doesn’t justify what she did but what does it say about society that she thought this was her only way out.
I feel very disinclined to pass judgment on this dude, because it seems like he’s making these products for people who actually practice witchcraft as their religion? That could be my incorrect hot take, but I just feel wrong shitting on this dude for trying to make a (albeit odd) living. As long as he’s not trying to…
“Feels like judgmental schlock to me, honestly." That's because it is. People care very invested in modesty-policing under the guise of 'concerns about mental health, self-respect, character, traditional values, or 'feminist cultural critique'" while simultaneously claiming that they give no fucks about what other…
That was a good age for him.
god romeo + juliet was my SEXUAL AWAKENING
Yes. That is it exactly. He looks like the saltiest, sea-dogged three year old.
I was so mad when he was like “you just don’t talk about it" like YEAH YOU DO OR ITS CALLED CHEATING
As a polyamorous person, this is some bullshit. Humans aren’t built for monogamy or non-monogamy, just like women aren’t hardwired for empathy and men for conquest, they are just human, with infinite variety and desires. Some people find monogamy works for them, some don’t. If you’re one of those that don’t you should…
My big question is: to what degree are these programs designed for people who’ll inherit large estates? Or is it just the UK equivalent of agricultural major? Is there any Future Farmers of America vibe to it, or is it more like a gentleman farmer type deal?
Countryside Management sounds stupid, but it’s actually pretty cool - it’s to do with ecological, wildlife preservation, environmental protection, etc. Here’s a course overview from Newcastle Uni - http://www.ncl.ac.uk/undergraduate/…