It's reassuring to hear it was fine when you went. I'm 27 and I've never been for one - I tell myself I'm probably low risk too but the reality is I'm too fucking scared to go.

Also frustrating is that people are now expected to have an online presence for so many professions, especially creative ones. Telling women to simply keep everything on lockdown really is no longer practical.

My great grandmother still uses it. She recently told me that the first time she saw a non-white person (in this case a Sikh man wearing a turban) was when she was about 45 and he was a salesman who knocked on her door.

Black British

Jennifer Lawrence, Harry Styles and Adele reportedly entertained themselves by pelting the pleb patrons of a restaurant with olives.

Once upon a time, I was 14 and supposed to be watching my younger siblings but decided to ignore them and spend the day pampering myself instead. I spent hours lounging around in face masques, doing deep treatments on my hair and other things like that.

Cupcake Carrington

Totally doing this tonight.

I credit her book with getting me to start writing again since (while there were bits I found funny) I spent most of the time thinking: 'This is it...? What's my excuse for not writing if this is getting published?'

That's really more of a recent thing though.

Well, that's depressing

This is the most insane thing.

WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK?

I think I've been doing this since middle school.

Congrats! :)

I call it the 'cotton rocket'

Serious question, is it possible (at least in theory) for women in states where it's difficult to obtain an abortion to travel to another state or even Canada (similar to how some Irish women will travel to the UK) to have one?

I went to Brownies (in the UK) for years and at the end of every meeting we had to join hands and say:

I would be fucking livid.

Yeah, you should be pissed. Agreeing ahead of time not to buy each other anything is one thing but it's a serious dick move to just not get your SO something with no warning.