I will apologize for chronically misreading what you write.

as giving Sen. Brown a leg up for his 2024 re-election effort is also important in terms of maintaining various rights.

I believe in you, Ohio.

50 and 30 is “weird” if not sus but that’s why I said my cut-off for caring about age gaps was 30. Full adults who may or may not have inequities that are hard to parse. I don’t care!

I don’t think that but I’m trying to be generous.

I appreciate your knowledge of my posting canon.

Am I supposed to...clap?

Sorry, I think it’s weird to publicly thirst after someone’s partner.

Nah, I can see Sinema saying something like that, even if sarcastically. She’s a mean girl, after all.

However I’ve come to feel about Harry and Meghan lately (they’re vainglorious and boring) I will 100% be on their side when it comes to the Markles.

The problem is that the marketing is drawing straight line between having vaginal “health” and having a good tasting/good smelling vagina.

I’m sure the reverent mother was imparting some wisdom and that it helped Shriver.

The paper’s writer is not establishing that random braindead persons should be selected for surrogacy without consent. That would be disgusting and terrible. That’s established.

I actually think this interview is pretty coy. He’s all but saying he’s done what he’s accused of but the way he says it is jussst before going over the line.

“I would have these younger women in their mid-20s, and I’m in my 30s,” he says. “I was a successful actor at the time. They could have been happy to just be with me and would have said yes to things that maybe they wouldn’t have said yes to on their own. That’s an imbalance of power in the situation.” Vucekovich and…

I always get the sense that the Bill Clinton Administration thought they were the new Camelot. They thought they had united all of the neo-cons and that there would be forever peace in the US’s political system. They thought Al Gore was going to give them eight more years to complete their goals. They planned…

Yeah, I know that La Leche can be militant and anti-fact when it comes to breastfeeding. Instead of helping breastfeeding people they’re trafficking in guilt and shame. It’s hard enough being a new parent and they take advantage of that to push breastfeeding.

I’ll join the chorus of voices saying that of course no one should be forced to stop breastfeeding but this particular case does not seem to be an order to stop feeding breastmilk.

There’s plenty of times where good employees get cut for less severe reasons to be “made an example of” or “on principle.”

I can see this angle, too.