#Notallmen could have been a force for good if it had been a response to the narrative that boys will be boys and there’s nothing we can (should) do to change it, which normalizes harassment and assault. Instead, it was a response to women who have no way of knowing which men subscribe to that narrative and which…

Everyone has impulses that aren’t in line with a decent, moral society; many rarely to never act on them, knowing that their impulses are indecent or immoral, because they are decent human beings. Further, society’s idea of decent and moral behavior is fluid, so many people who have engaged in a behavior or thought…

Spike was always my boy (after Oz left the show), but rewatching the episodes as an adult definitely gave me a new appreciation for Giles.

An anthology series doesn’t preclude reusing some of the core cast, a la AHS.

I recently told my best friend’s three year old that the mussels at the beach are the same as the muscles in her body. I really hope that one sticks. Being an auntie is the best!

This was 8th grade for me. Thank goodness I always had a sweatshirt tied around my waist anyway. I got smarter about it in high school, thank god, and eventually got birth control that made my periods much lighter (and not so painful I passed out, threw up, and hallucinated in school).

*bathroom breaks

But seriously, accountability is crazy important when you have such a large influence.

It was a reference to something his campaign manager said regarding the leaked tapes from 2005. About him being a different man since the start of the campaign and thus anything he said or did before that time is not a reflection of who he is now.

Decades ago, mind you. But that’s fair game because ISIS. But Donald has been CHANGED by this election, so you really can’t judge him by anything he said or did more than a year and a half ago.. or since then, either, because it’s a damn lie, you biased pig.

And on the flip side, there are people who do have unhealthy urges (pedophilia, rape, assault, what have you) who manage to never offend because they understand that acting on their urges is wrong and actions have consequences.

The problem is when people don’t feel like they should take personal responsibility for…

I nearly had someone “liberate” my dog from the Hawthorne Lucky Lab. That show is far too prescient. I still love it, though, and get way too excited when one of my friends appears in an episode.

Not a one of those skyscrapers is even remotely pink. And there are no bridges. Or trees. And I see not one “ironic” mustache. FRAUD!

While he definitely relaxes a bit more towards the end of the video (looser motion, tail position lower, less intense wag), that dog is wary and defensive. He’s screaming “WTF ARE YOU? YOU’RE WEIRD AND I DON’T TRUST YOU ONE BIT!”

Well, between the name and the icon that looks remarkably like David Tennant and practically everything you say, how could I not?

Every comment I see from you makes my internet crush a little stronger.

I think that’s the mystery IRL, too.

In my ER, the department is fairly well covered by recording cameras, but patient rooms (exceptions being behavioral health rooms) are not covered.

Saying sexual orientation isn’t a choice is a completely different argument than saying orientations are rigid or unchanging. I’d argue that sexual orientation isn’t ever a choice*, but also that one’s orientation can change throughout a person’s lifetime, either gradually or suddenly. Much in the same way that…

Or losing access to items they fail to put away. Does he also get grounded? OH, THE HUMANITY.

Working in an ER I’ve seen people walking and talking with BACs of .500 and going into DTs when they approach the legal limit. 0.300 or .400 is a level most of us never reach in a lifetime, so for her the feeling she gets in the evenings (when she’s weirdly tipsy) would never be associated with consuming alcohol.