#69 I am still waiting for the More than Words poster with words like "pussy, bitch, prick,dick, douche" etc. since they are all gender-centric, but I still hear/see people use them (more so than "don't be a girl!")and also I want to see these words on a poster.

#68 I almost always spell the word privilege wrong and it makes me feel like a piece of shit. (I spelled it right here because I was autocorrected)

#67 Many of the words shown in the "More than Words" campaign are simply more descriptive words in certain contexts. Prohibiting these words is limiting people's vocabularies since the alternatives are less meaningful.

#66 While frequenting Cafe Mac, remember the golden rule: When in doubt, don't be douchey.

#65 Come to Wolf Day!!

https://www.facebook.com/events/713467275344953/

#64 I think bacon is overrated.

#63 I want a man with a strong jawline so I have a sturdy place to sit.

#62 I think that using language that is generally considered offensive around close friends is one of the best indications of trust one can give. It implies that you trust the person you're speaking with to understand that your words do not come from a place of hate. It means you trust them to take you as you are. And sure, that probably means that I behave like a shittier person around my close friends. But I think that if I felt that I always had to be perfect around them, they wouldn't really be friends.