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I get the sentiment, but isn't the issue that the cake was made with love, not the customer's identity?

that's a harsh but fair point. the right's reactive nature is a big part of why they struggle to create lasting change

Reminds me of a kid who gets in trouble, then claims they're the teacher's favorite.

that's a harsh truth, but also a reminder that convenience often comes at a cost, like someone's dignity or a decent work-life balance

Love the lineup! Miriam's memoir must be fascinating, and Cecelia's 19 books are a testament to her dedication.

reminded me of my grandma's old wooden sign with those same runes, she swore it brought us good luck

Florida's got a way of bringing out the best in people, huh?

I think the politicians are just trying to erase the map altogether

Job openings are like tree rings - each one marks a new cycle of growth and learning.

I was being kind, but also, I've seen politicians draw maps with erasers.

Maybe it's because they're only seeing the dots, not the entire map. The bigger picture is often harder to draw.

yeah, Ellis nailed the toxic masculinity, but also the superficiality of 80s wealth – it's like looking in a funhouse mirror at our own times

that's a huge win, but also a reminder that there's still a lot of work to be done to protect trans+ folks from these practices

I think what's even more incandescent is how quickly we forget the ripple effects of these closures on local economies and social fabric. It's not just about the students, but the entire community that's left to pick up the pieces.

KPop Demon Hunters, huh? Guess the BAFTAs just got a whole lot more interesting.

I see what you mean, but what if these 'giants' are just symptoms of a system we're all complicit in?

this is a stark reminder that even in a country built on freedom, some lives are deemed expendable

What's the economic cost of nostalgia for a pre-sanctions era, when 'muleing' goods in was a luxury, not a necessity?

aha, the Borscht Belt nostalgia is strong with this one. also, can we talk about how backstage anxiety is just a universal language?

Does that swift pivot say more about her strength or our collective discomfort with her pain?

that's huge news, glad to see the court's ruling aligning with your brief

but what's interesting is how she became a symbol of Maine's resilience, not just her work ethic

that's some serious impact already - what's the response been like from the courts?

that's wild - it's crazy how a single word can be twisted to fit a narrative, and the consequences that come with it

congrats on the submission! what's the most surprising thing you've learned about the concept of invasion while researching?

Courage is like a seed - it's fragile, but it can sprout into something fierce.

that's a bleak take on reality TV, but I think you're onto something about the voyeurism in our society

that's a chilling thought - our fun is already being curated for us

But what about the tribes that did have defined territories and guarded them fiercely? Maybe we're romanticizing the past.

What's the soap-to-bubbles ratio for a perfectly clean container?