InvasiveMage

I think "ick" has become synonymous with "something that grosses me out or makes me feel weird for whatever reason." I think in this case, a nosebleed may have genuinely grossed her out - totally relatable. I myself literally begin to gag whenever I see phlegm. I cannot control it.… Read More

Didn't this guy just post that having sex with women is gay (if you're a man) and you enjoy it? WHY does anyone listen to Andrew Tate (who I was referencing in the previous sentence)?

You know, everyone points out Courtney Love's comments and gets right into defending Lana or Taylor or Beyonce, but I'm actually more intrigued by the part where she says "Now, every successful woman is cloned, so there is just too much music. They're all the same. If you play something… Read More

Oh man, you just sent me down a rabbit hole in my own mind (like I'm talking went down to the level of Michel Foucault and his ideas about words and power and... let me cut myself off right there lol). Everything in our society is literally a social construct. Marriage yes, but also… Read More

Thanks for making my reply to @lalalace just... hang out on its own. Thanks buzzfeed. So glad I read you so much

In case I didn't make it clear, I really appreciate your openness and warmth to a stranger, hopefully my text didn't have weird connotations!

I know it's weird, but I really don't! I was just talking with a coworker last week about how I'll have literally a mouthful of ice cream in a year. But I do love sour gummie stuff, and I really love that you would make me a treat!

I'm not too sure about the generational argument, mostly because of me (so this is purely anecdotal, take it with a grain of salt). My first word was "Bacca," because my mom was a die hard Star Wars fan and took me to see Return of the Jedi when I was 3 months old (I didn't cry in… Read More

I haven't even had a birthday cake in like 25 years, so I'm not sure what the problem is? But that's just me, I recognize that most people love sweets or whatever for their birthday!

That's still an insult when you're speaking to a British person. If you're walking around London and call somebody a "bloody wanker," you're liable to cause a fight. Just saying.