I almost exclusively wear t-shirt bras, specifically to avoid this look. So...no thanks.
@kelloneill I first heard the story on an episode of Just the Gist (Rosie Waterland's podcast). If you're interested, it was a good listen!
I started early. I didn't turn 5 until mid-May. It never bothered me and I didn't have any issues due to my age from K to 12. Where I grew up, parents sent their kids to school as soon as they could, so although I was almost always the youngest in my class, there were other kids only a little bit older than me.
The big twist of Stranger Things S4P1 was spoiled for me and I was turned right off watching it. :\
I'm very excited about The Resort though! I love both Cristin Milioti and William Jackson Harper and can't wait to see them in this.
You're just pondering this now? Kim and her family have been spreading toxic beauty messages for years.
This Is Going To Hurt was great! It was turned into a TV series recently and I really liked that as well.
@hopey Or you could just try to keep it down instead of getting passive-aggressive in response to what was a fairly polite note. They're in an apartment building - they have to consider whether their noise levels (whatever they're doing) are bothersome to their neighbours.
Being sex-positive doesn't mean you have to be okay with your neighbours having loud sex while you're trying to get some sleep. Weird take.
I think a lot of people are just tired of this franchise, honestly. I used to watch The Bachelor. Then I'd just read recaps. The last couple of years, I haven't even done that. I doubt I'm the only one who's just lost interest entirely.
I don't really consider "geographical friends", as this article calls them, to be friends at all. I might be friendly with them, I might really like them as people but if I'm not going to hang out with them outside of work, uni or the gym (lol at me being in a gym), then they're not a friend. I wouldn't consider someone a friend until they've made that leap from being someone I am friendly with because we share the same space to someone I go out of my way to spend time with.
@snorks What motivation would he have to do that? Voting him back in tells him that he's doing fine already.
How is there a whole article on the concept of "wasted votes" in an Australian federal election without a single mention of preferences?
You cannot "waste your vote" in Australia. You could vote 1 the absolute biggest idiot on the ballot and you still wouldn't have wasted your vote. If your candidate doesn't win, your vote goes to whoever you numbered second. Then third, fourth and so on. As long as your vote is a valid vote, it will count and it is not "wasted".
@sharma llama ding dong Mamamia readers are not necessarily representative of the population as a whole. The majority of the women who voted in this survey may have voted Labor at the last election.
Only 73.8% of women have decided who they're voting for but 74.3% know they won't be voting differently than last time? How does that work?
Sorry, Jessie, but you are incredibly naive if you believe Olivia's claim that there were unaired apologies. The others on MAFS have reportedly been told to go easy on her in interviews, specifically to protect her mental health and yet, not a single one of her castmates has come out and said she apologised. That's including her weak-willed "husband" who never called out her behaviour in any meaningful way. If she'd apologised, Jackson would be the first to take it and run with it, as proof he's not in love with a horrible person.
@rbk LOL, what is it about Olivia that makes you think she's "well-meaning"?
@megan_deng195 Yes but when you're saying "I'm not attracted to Asians - it's just personal preference", what you're implying is that all Asians look alike. It's not like saying you like brown eyes or you prefer taller men. There are Asians with light skin and Asians with darker skin. There are Asians with narrow eyes and Asians with wider eyes.. Tall Asians and short Asians. How can you say you're not attracted to ANY Asian person? What specific feature are you talking about? All of them? Unlikely, seeing some contradict each other. The only conclusion left is that it's the actual race of the person that is turning you off - the mere fact that they are Asian.
General you, not you specifically if it wasn't clear.
@simple simon These sort of attitudes - at least expressed out loud - are not ones I come across very often at all. Maybe I would if I hung around with a lot of people with high-flying corporate jobs but my friends and acquaintances are mostly teachers, social workers, nurses and care workers.
"I would just like to clarify so that I can still go shopping again: I have absolutely no qualms about retail," she said.