eternallysnowy

"for legal reasons this is a *joke*" what fresh BS. so if I say that phrase before I commit a crime I'm clear? well I was just Joking before breaking into someone's house, but don't worry, I left a disclaimer so any invasion of privacy is legal! /s do better. do not glorify stalkers,… Read More

my full name is actually a nickname and this has been my fear. like will people not take me seriously if I sign a resume "Kimmie" now that I'm not a child? so far it hasn't been a problem except for the older people that INSIST to call me kimberly which is hilariously wrong

she didn't make it for disney channel. of we go by your logic we would be watching kids/teen dramas only. no more game of thrones, some marvel/dc would be off the table, no songs with cursing...the kid is 2. you think the actors of Shades of Grey sat their children down to watch it?… Read More

My first hookup after a long relationship and the guy goes "that wasn't bad. I'm used to thinner girls though".

I feel like it's a dicey situation for the parents. the therapist was clearly in the wrong, legal precedent or not, it was not morally right. but as a parent, if you suddenly switched therapists on your kid they would want to know why. therapists establish a trust with patients and… Read More

I have tried to soooo hard because I agree it's much easier but I can't make my body do it!! it's like telling me to piss my pants, easy in theory but my brain won't!

to be honest I didn't know stretch marks were normal growing up. when I asked my mom about the ones on my thighs she exclaimed "what?! how can you have those, you've not even had a baby!!" and it made me HATE them. I slathered oils, moisturizer, every hoax there was because I didn't… Read More

roommate and sister are so different. I wouldn't even call my sister my roommate. she's my sister. I live with my sister. borrowing without telling is akin to stealing for me. even if my family or beat friend needed to borrow something, I expect a text. and even then it should be… Read More

I think it's a tone thing. like if you're relaxing watching TV, "can you do the dishes" is simply a question. "should you be doing the dishes?" sounds like an accusation or something you say to a child

wouldn't you rather he jerk off than go find you every time like a blow up doll??? imagine if he felt frisky while you were at work, should he go ask you for help?? as a nurse, do your patients a favor and get educated in this