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When women aren't killed for being women maybe we can debate the finer points of men dressing as women, but this isn't it.

You have to remember, Africa isn’t all refugee camps, they also have cities just like we do, it may not be as big as let’s say...New York for example. What we see on tv is what they try to make Africa out to be. Who knows, they might even have better wages, and bigger houses than some in the US. The countries have no connotation to it. It’s the fact that other countries aside from Canada aren’t able to watch the Super Bowl. The numbers may matter in some sense, but if US football was one of the sports we played in the olympics/World Cup. I think people may watch it because it’s a little more entertaining than soccer/football (for all of those who call soccer football.)

One of my friends* (sorry my brain short-circuited)

And her legs aren't even in the air!

~*nuzzles you and notices your bulge* OwO what’s this?~

Its...no apostrophe.

Die Hard is a Christmas movie

E Coli passes trough 3 layers of toilet paper... sweet dreams sucka

@changetheworld right? my husband and I argue maybe three times a year, and even then it's because of other people like his mother coming to visit and trying to stir up trouble. I don't think we'd ever argue if we were living in the middle of nowhere. Arguing once a day is for those kind of couples that hate each others guts but don't want to come clean with their feelings. Then they have a kid because they think it's going to improve their relationship but OFC it doesn't.

...which is exactly why Sr. wanted it this way.

Interesting extra men did use make up to cover war disfigurement and battle scars but that was only after it was invented by women.

Looked it up you're wrong it was invented by a woman for woman it just wasn't popular at the time in fact it was mostly used by stage performers and "mistresses of the night" then they started telling woman they were ugly without it and made millions.

Girls get told to get over too, my guy. Maybe just acknowledge that mental illness is stigmatized regardless of your gender and we should work together to destigmatize it. Instead of using it to exercise your misogynistic and inaccurate personal narrative.

How does this ‘make sense’? Who writes a play like this???? Why????

Exactly why I prefer print. It can still be hella messy but at least it’s not just random up and down lines and the r looks more different from the n