Being known as “the fat Kardashian” for years (she wasn’t of course but whatever) couldn’t have helped her self-esteem.
I should celebrate by making my husband scrub the toilet.
To be fair to Amy Schumer, I would have probably been pissed too. I had this one security guard at my office in NYC who would NEVER let me in the building without my ID even though he saw me every single day. If I forgot it at home, or left it upstairs, he would look me up in the system, call up to the office, confirm…
Since I have started hitting the anger stage/ giving no fucks about anything stage in my breakup...I probably would have put on my head phone and started doing squats and random zumba moves in front of the place because I came to work out and I'm working out.
I can’t stop laughing at the idea of some rando tweeting “ur head shape like deflated football,” like just completely unprompted.
What kind of shitty gym can't look up a member on its system with something other than the barcode thingy?
That Amy Schumer thing sounds pretty much like an extremely overblown situation mostly made up by the magazine. Like, if I was famous and I was being turned away for forgetting my membership card, I think that’s one scenario where “You know who I am” is pretty valid since it’s unlikely someone would be pretending to…
Nope. No criminal charges were brought forth because he wouldn’t take a polygraph and he lawyered up, so it went civil. A juvenile judge made what is called an, “abuse finding,” which is basically the same thing as saying she believes he’s guilty. But yeah, he doesn’t even have to go on a sex offender registry. Also,…
This scares the everloving shit out of me. Her mother absolutely did the right thing by immediately reporting it and she is STILL fucked up. My daughter was molested by her father. Went through court, got protective orders, and she’s in therapy. By all accounts, she SHOULD come out of this okay, right?? Or... she’ll…
It’s common. Families—shit, everyone protects abusers. You would be AMAZED at the amount of concessions people make to not “embarrass” known sexual predators by saying out loud what they’ve done.
Rape is a very common occurrence in my life. 3/4 of my female friends and family are rape survivors, including my sister and mother. Nearly 100% are sex assault survivors—many much more than once. The biggest, darkest secret in this country is how utterly commonplace rape is for girls and women. And of course, how…
How messed up were those store owners? “Oh, he does those things to all the girls. No biggie.”
God, that was beautiful and so moving. That she put such focus on how those assaults take something from us that can’t be replaced- that we are deeply impacted in our lives by these sexual assaults- made me cry.
“Leave that man alone. He does that to all the little girls.”
I volunteered on a sexual assault hotline for a few years, and you’d be surprised how common stories these are... I frequently talked to women maybe twice my age who had a devastating experience in their teens that turned into drug addiction, depression, and everything in between for years after. And the degree to…
This fucking broke my (already fucked up) heart. Viola is a hero, and so is her sister.