Also, some people have gaunt faces, or larger eyes, like Emma Stone does, that can make them look "scary skinny" even if in reality, they are not as skinny as someone like say, Rachel Bilson, who naturally has a rounder face, even though her waist is the size of her freaking neck and I find that unsettling.
agree. I was always kinda 'on her side'. It's something that happened and could have easily happened to any of us in our early 20's. Glass houses.
The Imp With the Sparse
Well, little girl or freshman at Arizona State.
Don't be so hard on yourself (said the stranger on the internet)! People's life journeys, while sharing some commonalities, are individual, and there needn't be any embarrassment about your timeline being different from someone else's. Best wishes. :)
When I hear people talk like this I feel embarrassed that I had the opposite reaction. I put too much weight into the words of the kids and adults around me and it took me many years to like myself again. I guess we all have our strengths and weaknesses. Mine is it took me a half a lifetime to throw that weight off…
"The foot of the bed." - Rachel Green, 1994.
My mom had me super early, and my dad, who is one of the most reserved people ever, went to the already scheduled shower and opened the presents. It was completely fine, and no one died of humiliation.
ROADHOUSE IS A FUCKING GEM OF A MOVIE!
Road House is a national treasure! You leave Patrick Swayze's mullet alone!
Inception was amazing you take that back!
I'm not convinced she isn't a group effort. The stussy shirt is just toooo relevant
Some may laugh but let me tell you. My most recent slampiece was intermittently dating a lady twice his age when he was 35 (during our on-and-off FWB arrangement). Give THAT a nice long think. My point, this lady is my new role model.
That's a pretty sweet looking wicker lounge chair Baddie. You can take my man if I can have your sunroom!
Scott Bradlee, bandleader of Postmodern Jukebox, is well known for his "vintage" covers of various pop songs, but…
Very true. KitchenAid mixers also tend to be things that people are happy to go in together on. I've bought 20% of a mixer several times.
Don't buy into other brides' baloney about how they DIY'd this or that and it was "so much cheaper." There is a huge culture around the forums and communities such as OffBeat bride and a few others where brides-to-be and just-marrieds try and out do one another on how *little* they paid to accomplish X, either…