@DukeCypherpunk @KarSugrue@ChickFenwick@datepsych@MichaelGLFlood When was the last time you called her your “girl” or the “little lady” or your “ball and chain”? I hear it from men just as much.
@markcheathem @SethCotlar I took a course in college that focused on political rhetoric- so there is a field. I’m sure someone has looked at bumper stickers. The keyword “rhetoric” might help you find it.
@emilykmay Easy: You include elaborate photos of his room and her room. Make sure they look different by curating hers to look more feminine- flowers, books, a throw from home that was in previous pictures…
Ask me how I know…
@Karm4Chameleon@BigWhiteFireDog @BeijingPalmer If it’s been low snow the 7 years before (which it has been) and then suddenly several storms drop feet of snow (which it did), it can catch you off guard.
But yes- planning is required when going off grid.
@ginandtonic95 @byJoshuaDavis@drvolts I was thinking about this just this afternoon. It would be so much easier to compare benefits if you didn’t have to also compare insurance, which they aren’t usually so forthcoming about.
@king_con16 @ldsfootnotes @Lidl_Sebastian In fact m, in my dorm, discussing the Mrs. Degree was a direct way of inquiring about a person’s dating life. So many were there to marry- not learn.
@king_con16 @ldsfootnotes @Lidl_Sebastian I was at a formative age for this teaching and I can tell you it was interpreted as women should not pursue education. Or if they did it should directly relate to the MRS. Degree. (Child and family development for example).
@PoliPessimist@ask_aubry The constitutionally protected right to freedom of religion protects that way of life. They have the choice. They are indoctrinated to believe that there is no choice.
@PoliPessimist@ask_aubry Sadly, not all of us grew up with that kind of choice. I’m not young, but I know too many young people growing up the way I did, who still don’t have that choice and are getting married and having kids WAAAY to young. 😭😭
@onmywaymo@EternityofCats Many coworkers have arm tattoos and our employer requires no visible tattoos. An arm tattoo is easy to hide. Hand, neck and face tattoos are much harder.
Tattoos are not as taboo now. Perhaps your reaction is more about former Mormon beliefs and an adult child?