Did you know that 19th century women's colleges in the US were designed with corridors wide enough for two hoop-skirted ladies to pass each other (or walk side by side presumably)? weird, random facts...

Just noticing that the way women dressed in the 90's seems to be the way the people who illustrate comic books think we still dress.

...how do you even carry on a conversation with her? You can't get close enough to talk at normal volume and ave her be able to hear you.

The answer is: Duggars season one.

Ha! You can't post some dumb catalogue photo and declare the '70s to be the most hideous. Watch some of the old Soul Train line dance videos on YouTube, because that's how people really dressed. We had some SERIOUS STYLE in the '70s.

This might not be popular, but I absolutely loathe 1920s fashion. It's just not flattering.

That's actually the 1700s. You can at least turn sideways in this painner. However 1850/60s hoop skirts screamed "Move bitch I'm the only one who can be in this room!"

Ugh- fucking Meiwa era basic bitches.

1800s, I'm not sure which decade.

The 2000's had some really terrible popstar ensembles. I don't remember what regular humans wore—I was in high school at the time and I think I've blocked it all out for mental health reasons. (Hot Topic was a thing?)

Remember all the shit Destiny's Child used to wear? YIKES. And, of course, giuchie giuchie ya ya…

Hands down, 1999-the early aughts. Belly chains, platform sandals, bindis as fashion accessories, juicy sweatsuits, shiny material things because THE MILLENNIUM IS COMING...I could go on forever.

I had a guy follow me to my car once when I refused to give him my number. He gave me a head start, so by the time he found me I was already in with the doors locked, but he just stood there, in front of my car, starring at me. So I pulled out my phone and input 9-1-1 on the dial, and held that up for him to see,…

I always keep my phone on silent and in my purse, so the one time a guy insisted on texting me after I gave a fake, I told him I left my phone at home. He asked if I was sure it wasn't in my purse three times before he finally let me leave, and then I was fucking terrified walking home because he didn't think I had a…

I've had a few guys insist on texting it in front of me "to make sure it's not fake."
Because if it is, you will demand the phone number from the woman who doesn't want to give it to you? Fuck dude. Your number will be blocked as soon as I'm home...

This is a frequent version of a conversation that happens with/to me after maybe some initial pleasantries:

Did you miss this part?

burnerapp.com

create a one day number before you go out for the night. give him that number, its gone and he can't bother you by morning

I was at a club with a few co-workers on a work trip. My female coworker is adorable. She was dancing in a group of people and this guy came up and started dancing with her. She was polite but kept her distance. When he started getting too close, she held up her ring finger and pointed to her wedding ring. He…

It galls me that we can't just say, "Nope, I'm not interested."