Bookgrrl

. . . describing a woman who can exist only in your head and who is your own artificial creation isn't great. Like, pick a few crucial points, filter for them, boom done. But fine. Mrs. Chad reads ~130 books per year, says 3 rosaries a day, any height, any hair color, any eye color, skinny, small boobs, teetotaler, libidomatched, graduate degree, has a job because the terms of the trust require that she maintain employment of some kind but sees it as fun and is probably unrelated to her degree, enjoys sushi and diet coke, born and raised west of the Mississippi, convert from cradle atheism, not Italian.

With respect to the ‘True Crime’ genre. I think the women (70-80% of the audience) are sexually aroused by violent criminals. I think the remaining male audience is split between guys who secretly want to do the crimes, and those who think crime is funny.

Demi is skeletal. And before you @ me about body shaming - this is unhealthy. For the press to glorify skeleton arms as "toned" is just as bad as glorifying obesity as "healthy at any size." Why can't any of the women cosplaying at self-acceptance actually do the thing?

I wish everyone on X was married to someone they love and who loves them back so I could never see another fucking post about gender dating discourse ever again.

A deeper question: ladies, why are you marrying men when you disdain their families so much? Did you not get to know them during the dating period? Did you think it wouldn't matter? Did you not know that you would bear their grandchildren? Choose wisely.

~ Day in my life as a matchmaker ~ Potential client: why can’t you tell women I’m 39? Me: because you’re 46. Potential client: my age on Hinge is 39, and when I meet a woman for a date, I just reveal my true age upfront and say, “That's only time I’ll ever lie to you.” Me: uhh... Potential client: it’s quite effective. Only one woman ever has walked out on me after I say my real age. Me: well you're on the phone with me, so it can’t be that effective 🤨

This is probably the dagger to the heart in the whole "Is it normal/non-creepy for men and lesbians to think early 20s athlete types are peak-hot?" discourse. OF COURSE it is. Most fit women of ALL ages are pretty, but, if this were not the human norm, we would regularly see 46 year old first-year grandmothers struggling into Hooters' Girl two-pieces. We do not, and there is a reason for this. Now, almost no adult business-men want to MARRY a Hooter's Girl. There is a reason for that, too.

just got invited to a black tie wedding in the fall and considering i was going to make this dress anyways, is this too much?