I occasionally post under r/TheBluePill, which basically devotes itself to making fun of The Red Pill and other “manosphere” sites and attitudes.

Honestly, I love the Christmas hellscapes.  I hate that I love them, but I do.

I’m an immigrant (not to the US), and I know it’s hard to make it. So, they’re free to come live in my yard and eat some food. I don’t have much, but we’ll make it work. Just don’t make me babysit!

It’s more or less the same for me. I’ve accidentally sent really dull messages to the wrong people, but it’s clear that it’s just part of another, really average conversation (stuff like, “What did your boss say?”, “Yeah, sounds good”, or “That really sucks, I’m sorry :/”).

I wear mostly boxer briefs, especially long ones, so they don’t roll up and I get thigh chafing.

But here lost is lost in cardboard, lost in emptiness with a lack of humanity—except for the Tokyo youth or traditional scenes, a fetish gaze of the foreign and cool.

Honestly, most of the time, if I am following someone who starts talking about the products they use more often than not, I unfollow. I use Instagram to follow animal shelters and other cute animal-based accounts (being that I only use IG to post about my own dog and the shelter I volunteer with). I don’t unfollow for…

I don’t really love Jimmy Fallon, but I do love this clip:

If he had, say, shoved her or thrown something, I’d have more leniency in my personal judgment on him. That, to me, is “impulsive” behavior. But he grabbed at her breasts and butt: that seems different to me. It seems more personal, because of the added sexual dimension in a decidedly non-sexual situation. I don’t…

Oh, dorp.  That was my bad.  I was thinking about the Carrie/Aiden/Mr. Big thing and dropped the ball, there.

While I think Parker has a point, I also think that those characters were framed differently than a character like Carrie - she’s framed as “flawed, but relatable, a girl-next-door”, whereas Tony Soprano was more of a “this is the human side of a terrible person”, and Don Draper was “an outward sheen of ‘class’…

Honestly, I thought it was going to be a diss track, but... it comes off as rather sweet. I don’t know much about her, but had the impression that she was a bit of that “diva” type?  So, I assumed that it’d be rather petty and snappy, but it wasn’t.

He really does seem to think that the highest compliment he could give a girl or woman is, “I’d probably fuck you under the right circumstances,”.

Personally, I am enjoying a grog. For me, that’s a liquor called Pipra Naps Meega (Pipra Naps is “spicy” vodka, and “meega” is “with honey”), hot water, muscovado sugar (I bought some a while back for a single recipe and have no use for it, but I also use honey for this), and lemon juice. It’s nice for me!

Seriously, if my father talked about me the way that Trump talks about Ivanka, I would hesitate to be alone with him.

This has been the bug up my ass. I don’t mind trying to understand someone’s point of view, but when you’re working across completely different ideas of what sources are trustworthy and which “facts” are indeed, facts, it gets difficult. I don’t know how to support my arguments in a way that they will accept, and they…

You might find some luck here: http://commons.princeton.edu/soviet/

I hope you can find it! It’s fun to rediscover a childhood story you enjoyed.

Aww! I hope she got lots of good plunder :D

If you’re a theater arts major, I think it’s worth knowing what RENT stood for and why it matters today, but I admit that I have very little love for it.

If you have the interest/inclination/time, I think this piece by Lindsay Ellis sets up why a lot of people really dislike the show, much beyond its music or message.

Yeah, I have one, too, saying that my colleagues are part of the problem and supported corrupt government. I can’t say anyone’s perfect, but this organization has really dedicated itself to simultaneous development of the people in that region as well as protecting the rainforest. They are well-supported and…