"97% of people who wear binders are harmed by them" was quoted at me. I looked up the study. It is defining harm extremely broadly; based on the same criteria, we should definitely make high heels prescription-only. And bras. And a lot of women's clothing. 🤣
Today 43 Republicans voted to keep insulin at $1200/mo instead of $35. Tomorrow every Republican will ask you to be outraged that gas is $5 instead of $3.
In the GOP world, $1200 for life saving insulin in fair play but $5 for gas is an outrage.
Vote them all out.
Sorry, but this tragedy isn’t “unimaginable.” We saw ten people killed at a grocery store last week! We saw an elementary school shot up with 20 kids dead less than ten years ago. It’s very much imaginable now.
School shootings are not fucking acts of nature, like hurricanes and tornadoes. They're man-made acts of inaction, of cowardice, of corruption by all lawmakers who refuse to pass laws PROVEN BY DATA to stop preventable, senseless shootings like in Uvalde.
Considering getting a PhD. Not sure if it's because I'm in a fever dream of higher education, I'm anxious about graduating into this economy, or I really enjoy research and want to combine practitioner with research. Someone ask a magic 8 ball for me if this is a good idea.
Also, he told me that that he pulled my shampoo and conditioner and body wash out from his closet and put them in the shower for me so when I get there I feel at home. #longdistancegold
I get the joke but today this made me think about how women are negatively perceived in many work environments and how we make less than our counterparts. It made me think about the disparity in our socioeconomic status and how this is reality to some while others cant buy food.