Maybe read a little further and see that the OP has graciously accepted and politely responded to all criticism before you leave snotty comments.

I was about to say this. a “reverse French braid” is just a dutch braid. It’s the only way I can plait my hair because I tried to regular French braid and my hands/brain won’t cooperate.

has violated a condition of his release by failing to comply with his curfew, traveling outside the parameters of his curfew at least eight times

He talked about emotional “ups and downs” and having his life “torn apart” in the media.

Interesting. I’d never thought of it from the point of view of making phones better at offering advice or calling for help but I did notice ages ago (the only smartphones I’ve had have been iphones) that iOS’ dictionary and spell check are incredibly prudish. They don’t recognise bad words or suggest correct spellings…

I wholeheartedly agree. What the fuck are they making at this brunch that warrants a one hour wait on the bloody sidewalk?? Oh that’s right, NOTHING. It’s just mediocre waffles, omelettes you can’t make substitutions to, and way too sour lemonade.

I almost always say no to brunch. Fuck waiting for an hour plus for a table and then dealing with your annoying friends who wanna split the check 748495838282 ways and use different cards. I'd rather just cook in my underwear and be able to immediately take a nap.

I read this as a warning to all other people like me: don’t say maybe to PTSA secretary because next thing you know you’re the President. Don’t say maybe to seem nicer, y’all.

That’s how I read it to. Don’t be talked into something you don’t want to do, don’t say maybe to seem nice, be assertive in your refusals, etc. Not sure I’d put it on a shirt, but I can’t say I disagree (at least with how I interpreted the message, and you too it seems).

I read it as a way of being more assertive. I didn’t read any sexual content in it at all. I think saying “maybe” when someone wants to bone would be a complete boner-killer anyway.

I, also, did not see the message and automatically think it meant rape.

I’m pretty sure most people would have read that as a commentary about social plans. It’s a recognized phenomenon nowadays that people will tend to reply “maybe” to an invitation (especially in the days of evites and facebook invites where the entire guest list can see who has responded) because it’s seen as less of a…

Seriously? I took this to mean not to semi-commit to stuff you don’t want to do, like working late, volunteering, taking a pay cut, etc...lots of people hve trouble saying “no”. Or even a play on “no” to drugs.

Huh. I read it completely differently. I read it as don’t let someone bully you into doing something you aren’t sure about. If you want to say no to the D, then for gosh sakes, say no.

Well, the chocolate and vanilla ones are great, the strawberry is just ok and usually just ends up being thrown out.

Maybe she’s so secretive because she’s a woman and heard of the internet?

I have zero faith in Cesar Millan’s dog training techniques but the real reason I hate his face is because once some bro on a bike came up to me at a stoplight and said of my dog (sitting on the curb, waiting for the light to change as he’d been trained to do), “that’s a pretty good dog but you should really make him…

So...don’t point out how her ignorance, lack of empathy, and support for horrible Republican candidates will hurt women...because she’s trans? That’s bullshit. I don’t care what you call yourself, what your sexuality is, or what is in your drawers. I will call you out when you are wrong, being an asshole, and…

I don't know, I don't want to step into the fire here, but I think it should be ok for women to tell other women when their public stance is hurting us. When they are spouting off opinions that are categorically wrong and advancing an anti equality movement in the country. If Caitlyn were anyone else, she would also…

I have zero opinion on what she is doing for trans rights. As you say, it’s not my fight.