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June 2013

1 post

Often you can tell how manipulative a person is by observing how much logic pisses them off.

Jun 7, 2013

March 2013

5 posts

When life hands you lemons, hurl them through your neighbor’s window while swigging Wild Turkey.

Mar 23, 2013
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We can’t begin being empathetic when another person arrives. We have to already have made a space in our lives where empathy can thrive. And that means being open—truly open—to feeling emotions we may not want to feel. It means allowing another’s experiences to gut us. It means ceding control.

Empathy begins with vulnerability. And being vulnerable, especially in our work, is fucking terrifying.

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—Sara Wachter-Boettcher on empathy. Complement with Brenè Brown on why vulnerability is the birthplace of love, belonging, joy, courage, empathy, and just about everything that matters. (via explore-blog)
Mar 20, 2013697 notes

I hope this is rock bottom.

Mar 20, 2013

I will never buy into the fact that it’s better for children for their mother to stay in a situation that depresses her.

Mar 13, 2013
“When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.” —Ernest Hemingway (via likeafieldmouse)
Mar 11, 20136,079 notes

February 2013

3 posts

Feb 27, 20132,091 notes

Older women are better able to handle being made to feel like shit. But it doesn’t make it OK.

Feb 11, 20131 note
Ramble Rumble: definition of terms, slut shaming edition:  → extantecstasy.tumblr.com

gyzym:

  • “Slut shaming” means shaming a person for the way they operate and maintain their own body, and the way(s) in which that body interacts with the bodies of others. It can mean judging someone for how much sex they are having, or for the way they talk about the sex they are having, or…
Feb 4, 2013832 notes

January 2013

3 posts

Women are designed to slowly break down and die after they’ve had their children. They are of no use evolutionarily after having completed this task.

Jan 31, 2013
“A riot is the language of the unheard.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Jan 24, 2013

Womanly tip: Do not be clinically depressed if you’re married. It’s an embarrassment to your husband.

Jan 23, 20131 note

December 2012

1 post

Flaws are an integral part of perfection.

Dec 26, 2012

October 2012

3 posts

Step 1: Invite relatives over
Step 2: Criticize them
Step 3: Wonder why they don’t visit more often

Oct 27, 2012

I only have 18 brands of toothpaste to choose from. What the fuck is this shit?

Oct 25, 2012

A woman followed me home honking because I paused too long at a stop sign and she was in a hurry. Once I saw a woman nudge a traffic cop with the front of her mini van because she was in a hurry. Where the fuck are all these women going?

Oct 23, 2012

August 2012

1 post

We have been appalled by those in history who have tried to control the thoughts of others, yet people do this to one another every day, on a smaller scale, veiled by the guise of “knowing what’s best.”

Aug 1, 20121 note

July 2012

10 posts

My friends think it’s weird that I let my kids wear a brand of shoes that I think are ugly. I keep forgetting that, as a mother, I’m supposed to control my children’s taste. I’d better get on that.

Jul 28, 20121 note
The Post Office: A Study in Contrasts

I was waiting in line at the post office today, and a woman in front of me with a lot of packages offered to let me go ahead of her! “You have kids with you,” she said, “and this is going to take me a long time.” So sweet and kind!

Then, as we continued to wait, another woman walked past all of us in line, went up to the counter, and demanded an answer to a question. The postal clerk told her she had to wait in like everyone else, but the woman would have none of that. She was in a hurry and she wanted service now! The postal clerk pointed out that the rest of us were patiently waiting and it wasn’t fair to let her jump ahead. The woman was so mad that she demanded the name of the supervisor and threatened to report the clerk. What the hell?? What exactly is she going to report her for?

Jul 16, 2012
Jul 14, 20121 note
Jul 13, 2012

I’m a 47 year old mother of two. I don’t care about minivans or granite countertops or juice boxes. I have interests that don’t involve my kids. I don’t give a shit about American Idol. I don’t tell my kids how to dress. I’m not a doormat. 

#smashthisfuckingstereotype

Jul 13, 20121 note

Nod and smile. Pretend to be stupid. Repeat as necessary.

Jul 10, 20121 note
“We’ve got the message,” she added. “But my college kid, the baby sitters, the nails ladies — everybody who’s got the right to vote — they don’t understand what’s going on. I just think if you’re lower income — one, you’re not as educated, two, they don’t understand how it works, they don’t understand how the systems work, they don’t understand the impact.” —

The best quotes from guests at Romney’s Hamptons fundraisers.

[via LA Times]

Jul 9, 2012553 notes
“I ask him to think about what he really needs; when he tells me, I give him a little more. It buys me goodwill with this person; I feel good about what I’m paying them. I like to give people a little more than they want, and I like to ask people for a little less than they’re willing to give.” —Louis C.K. on his success in providing an alternative to The Man 

I love this man.

Jul 9, 2012117 notes

I’d try a yoga class for stress relief except flushing money down the toilet also stresses me out.

Jul 8, 2012

From Andy Borowitz: “Based on some people’s comments after the supreme court decision, I think stupidity may be a pre-existing condition.”

Jul 2, 2012

June 2012

32 posts

From Louis Peltzman: “The real tragedy here is that all the people distraught over the healthcare ruling can’t console themselves with faggy Oreos.”

Jun 28, 2012

Car wash attendant reminded me to roll up my windows before going in. Thanks, man, that’s a great tip.

Jun 28, 20121 note

Neighbors are disgusted that someone is raising chickens in the neighborhood. Because having a dog shit all over your yard is so much more sanitary.

Jun 26, 20121 note

Want to skateboard through the forest preserve with my kids. Sorry for the interruption, parked car perverts.

Jun 26, 20121 note

When you’re married, you’re supposed to feel better about yourself around your spouse, not worse. Watch for this.

Jun 25, 2012

Camping trip with friends of friends this weekend. We did not play any actual games, but I’m pretty sure there was some sort of contest to see who could have the most mind numbingly boring conversation.

Jun 24, 2012

When you let your kid walk all over you, you’re not being a good person. You’re being a person who’s releasing a monster into the world.

Jun 24, 2012
Jun 23, 2012174,259 notes

The suburbs: Where you drive from one depressing place to another while being tailgated by a giant SUV.

Jun 20, 2012

I have a acquaintance who gave up her career, home schools her children, cooks for her husband every night, and attends weekly Bible study. I enjoy talking to her, but I’m always wondering if she pictures me with horns growing out of my head.

Jun 20, 20121 note
Jun 17, 20121,052 notes
Full Circle

As a child, my block had a giant clique of girls who did everything together, shared secrets, and had their own special way of speaking to one another. I was never allowed in. I somehow never knew the right language. My attempts to get it right left me feeling stupid and embarrassed. Today, at age 47, on an entirely different block, I am in the exact same situation. I still don’t know the language or the secrets or the exact things I should be doing or saying to be invited to join in.

Jun 17, 20121 note

Sunday brunch: Where masses of humans shovel eggs and bacon into their faces while complaining about all their health problems.

Jun 17, 20121 note
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Jun 15, 2012256 notes

A few weeks ago, a woman at the grocery store expressed her irritation with my parking spot choice by telling me I was dressed like a slob. By this line of reasoning, I’m going to guess she was on her way to shoot a porno.

Jun 15, 20121 note
“There must be more to life than having everything.” —Maurice Sendak in Higglety Pigglety Pop! Or, There Must Be More to Life (via explore-blog)
Jun 14, 2012132 notes
“With school turning out more runners, jumpers, racers, tinkerers, grabbers, snatchers, fliers, and swimmers instead of examiners, critics, knowers, and imaginative creators, the word `intellectual,’ of course, became the swear word it deserved to be. You always dread the unfamiliar.” —Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury (via philphys)
Jun 13, 2012359 notes
“An expert is a man who has stopped thinking because ‘he knows.’” —

Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who would have been 145 today. Celebrate with 10 of his most timeless thoughts on education and learning (via explore-blog)

This is true, and it makes me never want to be an expert at anything.

Jun 12, 2012117 notes
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Jun 11, 20124 notes
“I was threatened by a 30-something cell phone asshole on the train this morning. All I did was say, ‘Excuse me, did you know you’re on the quiet car?’ after five minutes of his call. He kept talking, hung up, turned to me and began a “How dare you…” harangue full of F words and how nobody tells him what to do, challenging me to fight it out when the train got in and even daring me to ‘Go ahead, touch me.’” —A friend just posted this on Facebook. I’m worried about our species.
Jun 10, 2012
Cecile Richards Unloads on Mitt Romney → 2012.talkingpointsmemo.com
Jun 10, 2012
“Maybe we can get rid of a lot of lousy TV, I hope. It can look better if we can destroy most bad TV shows and most bad movies, really making more quality movies. And maybe we’ll redo our educational system and begin to teach reading and writing again. We’re not doing it now, and until we do, we’re going to be a stupid race.” —Ray Bradbury on education, media, and our obligation to future generations in a rare 2003 interview. (via explore-blog)
Jun 9, 2012104 notes
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