Before you marry a person you should first make them use a computer with slow Internet to see who they really are. Will Ferrell, apparently.
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Married couple selfie.
“Can we please destroy the culture of cis hetero marriages where the guy acts like he’s getting dragged into it?”
I’m a cis husband in a hetero marriage and I approve this message:benjiscloset: can we please destroy the culture of cis hetero marriages where the guy acts like he’s getting dragged into it? it’s misogynistic as fuck, it’s rude and disrespectful to everyone involved, and it’s a huge middle finger to everyone else who would …
That’s what love is, Georgie. Accidental damage protection. Rainbow Rowell: Landline. 244
constable-connor: These always confuse me like typically the man proposes, so if you don’t want to get married then why do you do it??? Yes, this. I’m a cis man married to a woman and I never understood this kind of “joke”. Same goes for calling the the bachelor party a “last night in freedom.” …
“Deep Caves Paved with Kitchen Linoleum” Munro and a Room of One’s Own.
Last night I attended a talk at a local bookshop by Professor Reingard Nischik from Universität Konstanz about the work of Alice Munro. This quote, from Munro’s first novel (Prof. Nischik called the book a “short story cycle”) is the perfect sentence from and about Munro’s fascinating literary world. So mundane and simple, yet polished …
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Algernon: Why is it that at a bachelor’s establishment the servants invariably drink the champagne? I ask merely for information. Lane: I attribute it to the superior quality of the wine, sir. I have often observed that in married households the champagne is rarely of a first-rate brand. Algernon: Good Heavens! Is marriage so demoralizing …
youngblackandvegan: […] black feminism The Cosby Show was the best. I need to rewatch that.
The presence of love does not in itself argue for either equality of status nor fullness of communication. Hacker, Helen Mayer. “Women as a Minority Group.” Social Forces 30.1 (1951): 64.
I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous (by Frank Turner) I always wanted to write a version of this song for me and my friends. I wanted to write the song before the song would just be about how we’re content in our marriages. How we don’t really hate our jobs. How we love our …