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Yup, men are weak. It is known. We couldnât deal with period cramps, donât even begin with childbirth!!
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When I read this awful law passed I felt like vomiting. Weâve been pushing to fight it and I was so angry and sick it passed anyway.
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Weâll see what the courts do. The lower courts will probably strike it down, but we donât know about the Supremes now.
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No one could have predictedâŚ
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God damn it, âMickeyâŚâ
And John Barrowman, too?
FUCK.
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Man, this line from the article really resounded and made me so glad Iâm not a kid anymore:
but more often girls are told to understand the approaches as flattering, or left to navigate them with little more than their own instincts
And this last truth, about Gaetz and his shitty cohort in FL blaming the 17 yo they paid for sex for âlying about her age,â
This, too, is one of the surest signs that a girl is becoming a woman: suddenly, she finds herself being held responsible for menâs actions.
As girls, weâre mainly thrown to the wolves then blamed when we donât know instinctively how to protect ourselves against people who are bigger and more experienced than us.
The author does a good job, too, of pointing out the casual, constant, unsolicited commenting by unknown men on the appearance of women, to those womenâs faces. So. annoying.
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Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I like the cicada buzz. It reminds me of home and childhood.
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Me too, I actually miss the sound and enjoy it when I visit back home. Also the frogs. Not the mosquitos.
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that sound is the distilled essence of every childhood summer of my youth. it pleases me deeply.
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Donât mind if I do! 
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I hear them every summer, and itâs going to be waaaay too much this summer. (Iâve never had a summer without them.)
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Same here, but Iâm not very nostalgic about it.
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