'Safe'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
This is one of those things that make me think about how much people must HAVE to transition, to set themselves up for the ongoing drama and hassle. You know?
In less fraught family news, I just wished my twin cousins a happy birthday on facebook, but I gave one of them an extra exclamation point. I hope they don't notice and/or care.
I want to shave the monkey's pubes.
I'm tempted to COMM this, as it's more funny out of context....
how much people must HAVE to transition, to set themselves up for the ongoing drama and hassle
Yeah. Reminds me of the sadface one of my Montreal friends gave me when it was implied homosexuality was a choice. "Why would I choose this over normal?"
I'm perfectly willing to have the "Behave or else" conversation with my parents. They tend to go for decorum over anything, but I do fear they might play the clueless card if there's any leeway. Especially since his immediate family was so slack about the same stuff for so long.
I realise now that I have absolutely no valid excuse to buy a new dress for the wedding. Now I'm just wondering how good my family's memory is. What if I haven't worn the dress in 10 years? But 11 years ago it belonged to one of them? How tacky is that?
Cute doggie walking on hind legs and carrying a teddy bear: [link]
A short story, made up of critics' blurbs about itself. [link]
Reminds me of the sadface one of my Montreal friends gave me when it was implied homosexuality was a choice. "Why would I choose this over normal?"
Yes. Aside from people being genuinely happy with who they are, if you were given a chance to be born into any body, wouldn't everyone choose straight cis white male, just for the ease? Anyway.
What if I haven't worn the dress in 10 years? But 11 years ago it belonged to one of them? How tacky is that?
Not very.
Ugh, now I have to do a boring task that I thought someone else was starting for me, but he did a truly crappy job. @@
I realise now that I have absolutely no valid excuse to buy a new dress for the wedding.
Well, suck. I wanted to vicariously shop some more.
Well, suck. I wanted to vicariously shop some more.
Not as exciting but I need to use my shabbyapple groupon and have no idea which dress would work for me!
A short story, made up of critics' blurbs about itself. [link]
Hee.
Does that make sense? I still call it an 'L' station, as most of the Red Line is in fact elevated. In my mind, 'L' refers to the whole train system, the vast majority of which is above ground, even if some stations are underground.
Well hat else would you call it? It's the El! Or L. But it's not like only the elevated bits are called that and the rest is the subway.
ita you are not the only one who easily says "him" but stumbles over "so and so's....brother?" (I do it too, and end up saying "sibling" usually)