I was married before the break up digitally became a thing. Back in the day, the dude used to just ignore you and not return your calls until you figured it out on your own. Now, they social media to be more efficient assholes and save time.

THOSE are the people that need to be on this list. I'm not sure why they aren't working, probably because they are fucking slack offs that will then add to MY workload, but for Christ's sake, get the fuck away from me because I AM TRYING TO GET SHIT DONE and don't want to make small talk with your ass. Yes, I too am…

It does sound like depression, or perhaps PTSD? Have you spoken to a doctor about it? If it's been longer than a couple of weeks I would get it checked out. Feeling flat and isolating is no fun!

Meh. I give this chick some slack. People owe her money and are dicking her around. I'd be fed up, too. Good practice for when she's cookie mom for her daughter's girl scout troop, though.

What is it with pictures like this from this era that every single person has an expression like they are ready to kill someone without even breaking a sweat? Despite the fur and hats, these women look like they would seriously mess someone up.

tl;dr - Men want to sit on their ass and watch TV while their wives take care off everything and never bitch about it.

I'm no legal expert, but since all the lawyer shows I've ever seen seem to indicate that NOT being mirandized properly tends to eventually fuck up the case against you, I'd like to be sure all the t's are crossed, too.

I dont know why but that makes my blood boil more than just about anything else I've seen this week. I hope he rots in hell with his fucking guns and his fucking rights.

What is their side, exactly? I'd be curious to know. Once they get everyone's attention and we're all ready to listen, what next?

If I am listening before I judge, wouldn't I then wait to decide who to support? Aside from just being horrible, it doesn't even make literal sense.

shhhh, don't say that out loud, you might give people ideas.

No I get that. It just burns me that they do it under the guise of it being against their religion and a sin and all that, but holy crap, doesn't everybody sin in some way, no matter how the word is defined?

Are they firing all "sinners" or just gay people? What about divorced people? Or those who commit adultery? Are they following people around to determine their level of adherence?

This is her experience, not an sweeping generalization that "women are better at this job than men." But, obviously it hit a nerve with you, because your use of "toots" (though I'm not sure it's a possessive in this case, so subtract points for YOUR communication skills) was obviously meant to be dismissive. Not very…

A girl I know posted something on facebook the other day about enjoying playing with her nephew so much that if any kid could change her mind about her decision not to have kids with her bf, it would be him. She then went on to clarify that she had NOT changed her mind. I thought it was a sweet little post about how…

That's what I meant by cumulative....culture, parenting, lack of opportunity, mental health, etc. etc. I don't think you can blame any one thing, but it all adds to the risk factors, and some kids have more resilience against those risk factors than others.

I think it's a cumulative effect, and for some kids it just takes less to tip the scales.

An excellent idea.

I think the difference might be that it's a private school so they have a lot more jurisdiction than a public school might. In my school we could never punish a child for something that happened outside of school. In fact, if the boys were looking at the photo in school, THEY would probably be punished. Unless she…

If a bunch of people are harassing someone and he says he doesn't like it, and you continue, you ARE bullying him, whether you think you are being "good natured" or not. If he doesn't like it and tells you so, why are you continuing? That's not good natured. There is a power imbalance if it's a bunch of people doing…