On Rise of the Planet of the Apes: A Response
@applestoapples my most-hated scene.
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On Rise of the Planet of the Apes: A Response
@applestoapples my most-hated scene.
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On Rise of the Planet of the Apes: A Response
@TyrannosaurusWreck they are like humans, but even more disgusting. and vicious. and they go for your balls.
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On The Mitfords: A Bibliography
hairpin covers serial killer AND my bright young things obsessions? happy face.
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On I'm Changing My Name, Again
@theharpoon i am the only one in the world and will always be the only one in the world with this name. i constantly google myself and try to erase anything other than scholarship awards.
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On Beauty Q&A: Pixie Cuts, Gym Nips, and Meeting Alex Trebek
@DrGirlfriend AAH! i was like, wait-i never have time to comment. no...there is another.
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On An Average Woman's 10-Stage Journey Through Jealousy
also, i've forced all my friends to love the hairpin, so they would join in.
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On An Average Woman's 10-Stage Journey Through Jealousy
@theharpoon @ranran @wee_ramekin i rarely log in (SO much effort) but i am an austin person too! pls pls let's get drunk and talk about makeup and boys!
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On How to Write an Article About Older Women With Eating Disorders for The New York Times
i'm pretty sure the author is just making us aware (with humor) about the way these articles portray the female individuals. i have the time to compose this internet comment, but i won't take the time to read the articles...which MAY sensationalize eating disorders, or portray them as a "female" problem, while casting the women as victims, even of their own emotions, or infantilizing the women. the articles MAY simultaneously ignore their own accountability with body issues.
i feel as though this is very in line with the hairpin and how it pokes fun at how femininity is represented in our culture.
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On For Everyone Stalking Their Ex Online
this hits a little too close to summer 2006.