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I despise the whole roommate system in general, and think it is a significant source of stress for many college students. A nearly absolute lack of privacy wares on most people. You’d think that universities would start changing their student housing just based on the fact that closet sized singles are frequently more

They should reenact a few scenes from Rome by the only (fake) centurions worth remembering.

The only people I know who think it is unrealistic are men.

I watched with my husband, and at the end, I asked him what he thought and it did not go well. I can’t remember the exact words—all I remember is static?—but at one point he accused me of trying to “educate him” and said it felt “unrealistic.”

The “is he was he I knew it”” took me way too long to understand what the fuck you meant by that.

You just reminded me of another peeve of mine. The “ethnic” section. I hate that phrase. Just this weekend I was hopping around looking for a Sally’s that carried TGIN products because they had a buy two get one free sale going on and I wanted to stock up on my DC. The one closest to me didn’t have any so they sent me

Their team mascot is a dinosaur, and this is what they came up with?

It’s possible to know male privilege and be trans, because privilege is not something entirely internal. It depends partially on how someone perceived (because they’ll be punished by society for presenting as “femme”) and how they’re treated/the opportunities they’re given due to that perception. Privilege exists

Now just wait a damn minute. Andy is telling us about conspiracy theory? It’s in the editorial page clear as day.

Hey, I don’t think I need to mention EVERY SINGLE REASON Caitlyn Jenner clearly has a very flawed world view. I think being extremely wealthy, white, famous, all contributed to her behavior and world view. But she spent half a century being treated as a male by society. You think that really had no effect on her?

Lots of white cismen have plenty of struggles. It’s often difficult to explain to a white straight guy who grew up in poverty, maybe was abused, maybe came from a food unstable home, that they in fact benefited from white privilege because they did. Our struggles absolutely have an effect on who we are and how we see

That was an interesting part of Transparent when Maura was talking with someone (I think her daughter’s older girlfriend from university?) during the festival they attended about their respective experiences of academia in the 70s. Maura was kind of blind to the male privilege she benefited from as a male presenting

Yeah, I certainly was thinking about something like that. Like, how is the experience, the perception of their own voice and role, going to vary for someone who has been living as their authentic gender from early childhood vs someone like Caitlyn Jenner who spent the majority of her life living as a man. Yes, I know,

I don’t think I’m talking about this as an application to everyone in a blanket statement. More point that that word exists in a way and it does effect people. I think it would be a little naive to think that 60+ years of being treated as a white male had no effect on Caitlyn Jenner’s views and opinions. The way the

but it is in line with what chimamanda ngoche adizie got flack for: they can’t really know male privilege having lived such a tormented early existence

If you spend your formative years being given privileges, you don’t suddenly lose your taste for them later.

Goddamn. What an asshole.

This might be a generational thing. I could see it taking a few years for theaters to switch their gears from “The rating after PG is R, let the teens in” to “The rating after PG is PG-13, the rating after PG-13 is R, don’t let the teens in.”

...except the part where lots of movie theaters are less likely to show the film.

I was stopped by my parents- they had to view all R-rated material before me until I was about 15, which meant it was a laborious process to see an R-rated film (although they probably would have approved this, I wouldn’t have pushed super hard because I only pushed hard against blockbuster-type movies). I was a