The problem is it's a 'want' borne out of pressure and shame (and often abuse), it's not authentic. I think the bill is mostly aimed at protecting minors, though.

Yeah, like those girls in highschool who stuffed/used pads and pushup bras that were a size too small.

Nars Orgasm. Flattering on everyone, looks good without being obvious.

She's famous for having 'big' (mine are bigger) boobs and playing dumb to exploiting the virgin whore dichotomy

Etsy, all the way. Emerging designers means good deals on original stuff.

Tacofest. As in 'my degree program is such a tacofest'

Oh good. I can imagine those girls can burn through 60k a year...gel nails, extensions, tattoos, partying, shopping...

Hahaha, busted!

60K in the hands of someone with zero decision making skills would be gone pretty quick, methinks. My heart breaks for their kids.

I call bullshit, your grammar is too good.

I'm very grateful that the only bachelorettes I've been to thus far are reflections of what the bride is into. Example, in September we went to a campground with a hottub and sauna for the weekend, took a hotsprings cove tour, went for sushi and drank ourselves silly around the campfire.

Yikes, that sounds like a tough situation for everyone involved. I hope it works out for you and your kids.

I think entitled was a really crap choice of words, and or the result of a crap translation. They should have the option of seeing a sex worker to be sure, but they (just like neurotypical individuals) aren't entitled.

Ugh. That must be so frustrating and sad, cause she's gonna be equally mean to herself when she's older.

The idea is it can be disrespectful to the people in your life (if you have them) that lived through that horror to get a tattoo knowing what they went through. It says in the Torrah tattooing isn't permitted, and it's what motivated the Nazis to tattoo prisoners as a way to demoralize them.

There's a great doc called Scarlet Road that discusses this in a really compassionate and fascinating manner. Totally worth a watch.

People were forcibly tattooed during the holocaust, and for many people who lived through it tattoos are a painful reminder of their/their family's experiences.

Love it! Feisty baubes are the best.

We're not the only family who does the orange?! Nice!

Totally beside the point but actualllllly, it's up to the community to decide on burying tattooed individuals. Reform cemeteries have many people interred that have tattoos, and some conservative ones too! Also...there were bacon wrapped scallops at the seder I went to last year. Boosh.