That weird compulsion to always be in pursuit of a relationship might be gender dysphoria.
At some point it will happen to you, and you will be sober. And when it does, you will remember this day.
When CCST filed its lawsuit earlier this year on behalf of more than 70 Texas institutions, it said the Education Department’s rule was created “with a thumb on the scale to maximize the number of approved claims and, ultimately, further the administration’s loan forgiveness agenda.”
Yes.
"Uh-oh, someone's making a policy I don't like, and I'm not sure I can sway enough voters to block it. Better break the policymaking process entirely."
I've done that a handful of times. It's only happened when I've been on full mental autopilot and totally distracted with other things.
The more frustrating part about it is that my acquaintances notice and figure if I slip up, then it's more okay if they slip up from time to time too. And yeah, I try not to give people too much grief if they make mistakes, but, like... Please try not to make mistakes.
did you know that displaying icons and figures of Jesus Christ on the cross was actually an old pagan tradition that early Christians co-opted to help spread their religion
Good question. I don't have a good answer. I just wanted to pause for a moment and reflect on how concisely this question captures the moment we're living in.
Calling everyone "man", "bro", "you guys"
Somehow, just about every time elite American men look at virtually any sociological change, they see a crisis of masculinity.
When will they add the option to sort processes by "reason your fans are blowing"
You don't think the #tuesday chatter is exciting? For real though, I get the same vibe. It usually makes me close the app shortly after I open it. Maybe I'm not giving it enough of a chance.
Think of it more like a holiday
I used to feel really sad about having to wear pants all the time. Some might have even called it dysphoric.
I wonder what proportion of the average user's rom library is from the 87%
Every time I try to spread butter or jam over a slice of toasted bread using a steak knife instead of a butter knife, I never seem to be able to spread the topping that evenly.
I know I could figure this out if I just used my brain or paid slightly more attention while buttering the toast. But if I went to that effort, I could have just as easily gotten out a proper butter knife and made the whole issue moot, and I'm definitely too lazy to do that, so here we are.
Slight caveat: the steak knife in question is non-serrated, if that makes any difference.
