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BUT LINDY, NOTHING HAPPENS IN A BUBBLE, WHICH MEANS THAT EVEN WHEN YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING IT FOR "YOURSELF", YOU'RE REALLY DOING IT FOR THE PATRIARCHY.

Well, right, but yearbooks are just as much about selling the school, so of course they're going to pick out the positives. In this case, they're giving a further glimpse into a teen parent's life, which is fine, but there is the added responsibility (imo) to convey it in a more realistic way, because there's a lot

Yeah, maybe if rather than showing the pic of the boy grabbing the girl's stomach in 'celebration' or them playing in the tree, which does make parenting look romantic and cutesy, they could show a more realistic pic. Like, say, a girl holding her screaming baby at 3 am while trying to study for finals, with spit up

Ahem the originator:

Yeah, it has a tinge of ash to it, which ages her. She looks so much better with sunny blonde hair.

That's not my point. The point was that the same commenters who are bitching her out and assuming she literally thinks teens are worse than sex traffickers (da fuck?) are the same ones who, when a mother proclaims she hates her children, rationalizes her behaviour as "she's just having a a bad day" and that doesn't

And I have no problem with them having nice things, as long as they don't make fun of me because I don't. Most people who have nice things don't rub it in your face, it's a few spoiled ones who do. Most of the kids who made fun of me weren't rich, they were middle class-lower class and were just shitty people trying

FWIW, I agree w/ you. I love the irony of the some of the commenters here jumping down your throat because you made a criticism about teens (having been one and being around them, yes, they are the worst), but when there was an article about mothers talking about literally hating their children and regretting becoming

Right, they didn't have money for "new" school clothes, meaning I had to use what little clothing they had bought me from the year before (and sometimes even longer.)But because I grew taller, I had to buy pants that were way too long, which looked stupid. Whereas with uniforms, the style is the same, so you buy one

Is it National Obtuse Day at Jezebel? Yes, I'd have to pay for a uniform, which comes out to be a Hell of a lot less than having to buy multiple outfits. With a uniform, I could have worn the same outfit two days in a row w / no one noticing; I couldn't do it in my normal school clothes (and got mocked for it

As someone who grew up poorish and sometimes had to to wear my dad's shirts (I was 90 lbs and 5'5'', he was 200 and 6'0'', you can imagine how great I looked int them), bc they couldn't afford new school clothes, I would have LOVED to have worn uniforms.

To me, he's like the late night version of Ellen, which is good thing! He brings out the best in his guests and actually made Lindsay look fun and endearing. That's talent.

Not sure the last time Judaism and/or Christianity sentenced a woman to death for trying to leave her religion and "adultery" (her marriage to a Christian man is void under Sharia law.)

I know everyone loves to shit on Nicole's face, but I think she's gorgeous and always chooses flattering gowns.

I think it's because the activism from Occupy Wall St. and Europe's riots are trickling down to American campuses at the same time people are trying to include more female speakers to add to gender diversity and equality.

Oh, honey, we get it. You made a bad choice and are now defensive and insecure about it. You can always laser off when you're ready ;)

LOL I did mind my own business, which is why I didn't say anything to her or name her. You do realize that we're both on a forum where we talk about things that aren't our business (like Beyonce's marriage)? If it bothers you, leave.

I saw one dude the other day on Queen St., last year I saw a few of them at Cabana. Like this dude on the left:

No to the male short shorts. I'm already starting to see the worst of the Toronto club dude bros wear them and, combined with the too-tight, low cut v-neck shirts to show off their overly tanned pecks with the cursive writing vapid quotes across their chest, it's just too much douche for one girl to handle.

Funny, I was at the bank the other day and the bank teller (maybe mid 50's) had a cursive writing wrist tattoo and it looked so effin tacky. Not that she was too old for it, necessarily, but how poorly the look itself aged. I can't imagine how bad it's going to look when 20 year olds now who have them are her age.