@JenKteach @Cgoodvibe @VeryBadLlama If you truly wanted to safeguard women, why would you force trans men into women's spaces? Not only would you be actively harming them, you'd be opening the doors to ALL men, because how could we possibly differentiate?
@hisotalus @MissRachelle @IleanaNaish @5tevieM My husband's family act like he has completely forgotten his native language whenever we go to back to Norway 😅
@Sarafina_2018@satansbussy666@todayyearsold Standard sizing is not very forgiving for women with more than an 8" difference between their waist and hips. According to Levi's for example, I would need a size 26 for my waist, but nothing under a size 35 would fit my hips.
@lisyk I was losing my mind while watching The Gilded Age, telling my husband that it was the same actress from Mindhunter. He still reckons they look nothing alike though 🙄
@BelindaJones68 Private schooling isolated me (I was a lower middle class student). The noticeable difference for me was the expectations and quality of staff/facilities. I transferred to a public school in year 11 and it was night & day. Covering topics I had learned in year 8/9, etc.
@thepackrat@BelindaJones68 I was an average student at Grammar, but the moment i switched to a public school I got straight As. They were teaching things Grammar had covered in grade 8, in grade 11. The expectations (at my private school at least) were on a whole other level.
@laurclinn Not sure how much coverage you need, but I like Mecca Max Life Proof Concealer + powder. If I am doing a full face/need more coverage, then I'll use Mac Studio Fix Foundation, Bare Minerals or Estee Lauder Double Wear. Revlon ColorStay is my favourite budget option.
@lisyk Lol, one time I lived in a share house and no one told me about the inspection. I woke up to a group of random people opening my bedroom door. And then they just started walking around the dirty clothes on my floor, like it was completely normal and nothing was wrong??
@GAllenFan@RomancingNope@lil_miss_books If you like fantasy, Sarah Beth Durst writes protagonists in their 40s, often single mothers - The Bone Maker, The Reluctant Queen, Race the Sands, etc.