This is glorious.

WHAT YEAR IS IT? Hahaha.
Apparently I have slept through 2013.

I just stumbled on the word Eomkin too, which supposedly means kin of. I think I might take this up.
I never thought of spirit animal as appropriation, heck I used it a few hours ago, which is kind of a no duh for me now.

That's awful :( obviously it is up to every woman to decide on her own ideas of what is comfortable for her. But to be makeup upped is something we already have pushed on us from the outside to such a ridiculous degree, that we need to hear the message that natural is beautiful too from somewhere. The whole…

Yeah, looking at either when not arroused is a weird feeling.

I really like that mentality! And it makes sense. Once your body does something like birth a human, I really don't see why it should be a shameful thing. Especially to the person you gestated.

This is going to sound weird, and MOM DON'T READ THIS!
But I think the best thing my Mom did for me when I was younger was to be open with her natural body. She has stretch marks, she has sagging, she didn't shave anything but her legs and armpits, and only when she was going to be showing them. And she was…

That's fair! Normally I am super dismiss happy but maaannn, work needs to pick up, haha.

Normally I dismiss, but the troll was asking questions and making "points" that I hear people actually make. And it's a slow day at work. So I chose to engage, 50% boredom_ 50% it's a good exercise for me working out my own articulations. I priorly acknowledged I knew it would fall on deaf ears.
Didn't know it would…

This is patently wrong. Seriously, read the links. Educate yourself. Be a better you.

Read the links. Then have an adult conversation.
It's important to remember because it is the backbone of so many economies, because it created a massively important diaspora, because it led to the systems of prejudice we have today. Why do we learn any history? So we know how we got here, and we don't just…

Read a book. Hell, wikipedia it. I am not your teacher.
If I thought for a moment you were asking it as a genuine question, and not as a way to dismiss and rile people up we could have a very good conversation. If you do not understand that entire systems of socialization in the US, entire systems of segregated…

"You're right, I don't care about slavery, except as a slightly interesting historical topic."
Aaaaaaaand, scene.
That's all you have to know about this poster. Not only are they uninformed, they are completely lacking in empathy. But on the bright side there has been some amazing responses to him that perfectly…

I think Walking Tall is a great example of him being able to act. But Like Idris Elba I think he might just be too old. Shadow is supposed to be a young'un who only looks slightly older than he is. I think that is an important component of his gentle giant demeanour, and overall character.
I would like an unknown,…

I didn't know that, but man oh man would that be excellent.

I could watch that!
I think Shadow is supposed to be more racially ambiguous, but I would way rather see them lean toward Michael B. Jordan than say Kellan Lutz. Not that Lutz is even a contender. It's just classic Hollywood to whitewash it to the max.

Sadly I think Idris Elba is too old. :( But I am 100% on board otherwise. I wish they could find an age appropriate Jason Momoa.

I second heebee. You did what you could in the moment to minimize your suffering. Do NOT feel guilty for that. Anything he did after that is solely, 100% on him.
And I agree with everything else you said. A conviction that stays on his record and restricts his future actions is much more of a punishment.

The province I grew up next to, Nova Scotia, had To Kill a Mockingbird banned because it had the n-word in it. I can't even begin to understand that logic.

Oh man. Come the week of aunt flo's visit I am a sleep machine. I go to work, come home, eat what I can and crash. Like, I am incapable of staying awake past eight p.m.
If someone tries to shame me for that, I will cut you.