I can’t speak for Sarah, but I was both sexually assaulted as a teenager, and have a really long and unfortunate history with the medical profession. Just going to the doctor’s office gives me a panic attack. The idea of sharing intimate details about my sex life with them - complete nightmare.

So, we’re not gonna talk about how ahead of it’s time “In My Pocket” was? For 2001 is was way out there but today it’d fit right in with basically everything on the radio.

Tory Birch comes from a “wealthy investor” father, and Meg Whitman was born and raised in a wealthy part of New York state, to a father who ran a financial advisory firm. So they were at least very upper class, if not multi-millionaires.

Oprah is absolutely the definition of self-made. 

I have mixed thoughts. Kylie was definitely pre-ordained for a life of fame and wealth. I don’t think she was pre-ordained to found an $800 million cosmetics company. I have the same “Her? Really?” thoughts when I see money stats about Jessica Simpson and Jessica Alba’s companies. If converting B-list fame into a…

“When you saw only one set of footprints,
It was then that I carried Ariana Grande.”

Last night I was told by the owner of Red Hen in Lexington, VA to leave because I work for @POTUS and I politely left. Her actions say far more about her than about me

Yeah, women of colour have been trying to tell the white nice ladies this forever. Nice white ladies, sometimes other white ladies will do stuff you personally wouldn’t do, like be married to Donald Trump and complicit in his evil. Melania Trump is NOT an avatar for your feelings of oppression and fear under the Trump…

I don’t want my partner going around acting like a hero for buying me a box of fucking tampons.

I give my hubster the empty box as a referent.

She talks in her essay about withdrawing from friends as part of Hardwick’s controlling abuse and her own internalized shame. That kind of isolation happens to a lot of abused individuals. I would guess that had something to do with her disappearing from view as a guest (or friend).

Managed to defy my low battery:

I’d recommend a senior dog. They’re past the destruction phase, housebroken, and happy to have nice, ambling walks that get people out of the house without risking broken hips. Bear in mind bigger dogs don’t live as long, but smaller breeds like American Eskimo (around 30 lbs) or Maltese (around 8-12 lbs) can live up…

As hockygrrl4 suggested, an older dog is probably a good idea. Other than that, talk to the shelter people. They want you to have the right companion as much as you do. A good shelter will introduce you to the all the dogs they think are a match. Make sure you have the time to get acquainted. Also ask them about their…

Look for an older dog- they tend to be less chewy and destructive. (My Good Charlotte destroyed stuff until she died, the poor girl).

Well, showing the patients without consent in the video, if even for a moment, does. And with 100 complaints, at least 7 suits, and a patient suffering permanent brain damage, this probably goes beyond her on-video antics.

The hubris to be dancing for the camera with malpractice lawsuits under her belt is shocking to say the least. Even if malpractice lawsuits are common that doesn’t mean it’s acceptable. Also, cameras have no place in a operating room without a patients consent at all. I have the same opinion on this as I do on…

One of the most difficult things to teach young doctors, is that the social privilege and respect one obtains from assuming the role of healer, comes with the corollary of social expectations of propriety and respect for those who have put their trust, and indeed their lives, in your hands. You don’t suddenly turn…

A look at the electoral map tells us what we need to know: white flight creates densely-populated enclaves of upper-middle-class white shitheads who’ll hurt themselves willingly if it means hurting brown and poor people more.

If I died in my sleep tonight I do not think I would care, and I do not think anyone else really would either.