Well, I'm glad I don't work somewhere that would make me take time off if I had to wear a band-aid! I had to wear a band-aid on my nose for a few days after having an unusual spot removed, and nobody said a thing. As for pimple patches, I wouldn't personally wear one to work, but…Â
Ohio is hilarious. And I unironically love the lobster claws for Maine.
The hands and wrists on some of these are pretty terrifying, though! Especially Alabama and Arizona.
That one confused me because to me, "takeaway container" implies something disposable that you get from a restaurant, whereas "Tupperware," even if you're using it more generically, at least suggests something that's plastic and reusable. Takeout containers can be plastic and sometimes…Â
I mean, I get that and I don't think it's wrong to not want more children, but if you create a child and they exist, I do think you have some responsibility. It's not the daughter's fault that she was conceived and born, and she's the one who's going to have to grow up knowing that…Â
I'm hoping that what they meant was more that feminism has had a lot of different philosophies and approaches that sometimes contradict each other, and isn't always flawless. I'm absolutely a feminist, but I don't always agree with other self-identified feminists, and I understand…Â
Since I wear my glasses every day, I really try to balance being budget-conscious with getting ones that will hold up well and that I'll be happy with. I'm also willing to pay a little more for things like anti-glare lenses and anti-scratch coating. My main concern with online shopping…Â
It's tricky to figure out the right path when you don't know what the future is going to hold, and when there are tradeoffs. My degree didn't directly lead to a career path, and I did wish in retrospect that I'd looked for more ways to build work experience or skills while I was in…Â
When women have children, they often take time away from work during pregnancy and caring for their baby as a newborn. Gaps in work can impact career progression. Discrimination based on pregnancy (such as avoiding giving a promotion to a woman who's pregnant or perceived as likely…Â
That one was so weird! It's like they were trying to make the communication more personal but had no sense of what's actually realistic. If I got that, I'd find it patronizing that they expected me to believe that story.
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