That's great! I was thinking the same thing—sometimes the doubt I have in my abilities just makes me work harder. It's like "impostor syndrome"—feeling like we might be faking our skills, despite our accomplishments, and working harder to not be a "fake."

RHETORICAL TACTICS OF AN INTERNET COMMENTER 101 SYLLABUS

My grandmother would never say anything openly critical about my clothing. But if she though my skirt was too short, she would always say "be careful you don't step on your skirt."

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I read about that on GOOP! The hot thing for summer is leaving your corporeal form behind to inhabit the spiritual plane!

Note: Changed to a more grammatically correct one.

I feel like Lea Michele is probably on a short list for Belle but I don't want it to be her, and if that is wrong I don't want to be right.

Bigger boobs aren't all they're cracked up to be, just eat a normal cookie and be happy.

Dear Skymall free magazine, I never thought your stories were true until it happened to me...

I LOVE the Starlights, both in their anime and manga iterations. Very excited to see it all play out "officially" (though I don't care how many beautiful re-releases we get, I'll always hang onto my VKLL subs).

Dark Lord Satin? Master of fine clothes and slippery bed sheets?

Good work, Internet. Here's yet more proof that voicing feedback online and sending your thoughts to big corporations really does work—so don't ever stop.

I am uncertain about that 2nd image. If I place it on my desktop, will it appear all the time, or only when I look at it? Will it prevent me from knowing what tasks are executing and how quickly they are running?

Princess Eilowny is the best - Disney's most underrated movie

Not necessarily. Viewing a woman as an "investment" is not romantic.

I eat at McDonalds maybe once or twice a year, I never have "side effects." From what, a hamburger? An egg on an English muffin? I find that puzzling, but perhaps I've just got a stronger tummy.