He doesn't mean it in a condescending way, his voice just sounds like that. And he always follows up with a hug/kiss and helps me with whatever I'm angry about.
I've known him for 7 years before we even started dating so I think I know quite well whether he's good for me or not.
I know you meant well though so even though I don't agree with it, thank you for the advice nonetheless ^_^

I don't use a lot of soap though, I usually fill the plates with some water so that the bits of food don't dry up and get stuck, when you do that you need just a tiny bit of soap when you wash them.

Touché. But we're not really into the disposable stuff either cause we want to contribute to killing the planet a little bit less

I was just about to point out the same.
What a life of torture it must be, to see so many cute dogs but not be able to pet them.

Also @guest long comments doesn't equal being angry. I write long comments too but I'm usually calm. I just feel like I need to explain every point to avoid misunderstanding but I, too, often get the "long comment = you're just ranting" response.

Lol same
I'm an introvert so I'll never ask a guy out but once he makes the first step and we're in a relationship I'll shower him with love everyday

I dislike raw onions too, but I can't imagine a soup without onions. Cooked and blended of course, they make the soup thick without having to add flour.
Overall blender soups are my favourite thing ever. Especially tomato and roasted red pepper soup.

Damn did Will Smith like steal your girl in highschool or something

But yeah anyway your point about the "everyone can succeed" mantra being bs is very true as well, that's not how economics works, that's not how the world works.

I agree. Now, I don't mean any offense against him, but Morgan Freeman is famous mainly for his voice. He's famous because of something that was given to him in the "genetic lottery". Meanwhile you can have a person who works ten times as hard who didn't make it because he/she didn't have the same kind of genetic luck. I'm not discounting the hard work he did to get where he is, but I'm sure his voice played a part in his fame as well.
But speaking about black people specifically, there still is a huge racial saturation in most US cities due to the racist history, and the parts which are populated mostly by minorities are heavily underserved, like the education isn't as good as white (rich) areas etc, and in some cases there are safety hazards like lead paint on the walls which is proven to impair people's cognitive function if they're exposed to it for longer amounts of time. So yes statistically it's still more difficult to become successful as a person of color in the US.

Aw hell no let's have less Shapiro everything please

Maybe someone else who's using that font made a screenshot of her tweet. Maybe it wasn't her.
It is very much an atrocious font though.
Edit: I used Twitter like twice in my life though so if I'm wrong about how this font thing works, my apologies

That's true, you can't use the same work twice. But if the person in the tweet just put it on their site, does it count as plagiarism? What if they made it specifically for the assignment and liked it so much they also published it online?