That's enough now

The status is the window to the soul.

Another memory to bring up in therapy

The end of an era?

How is it that someone can be perfectly affable and charming in person, but an absolute nightmare of a human on social media? Why does it feel like we're all walking around in a cloud of paranoia all the time? Why is it hard to tell which information is true and which is fake these days? Psychology buff @g_s_bhogal might have some answers. In a follow-up tweet to an insightful mega-thread of 40 psychology concepts, @g_s_bhogal explained that his goal “is to help people avoid the psychological t…

Embarrassing.

These memes take a walk on the wild side.

Just why

D'oh

As a woman, it can feel like I am not supposed to scrutinize the behavior of other women. Some people feel like calling each other out isn't feminist - that we should reserve our judgments instead of taking others down a peg. But there's some behavior that is so universally gross that I can't be quiet - and you could argue that it's more misogynistic than critiquing other women. I'm talking about people who flaunt that “not like other girls” attitude. The “I'm not like other girls” schtick was…

These memes check out.

Here in New York City we usually have too many neighbors to bother getting to know or communicate with anyone. Sure, there are a few neighborhood or block associations, but they're usually pretty insular. Nobody we know uses sites like Nextdoor to communicate. It's usually a quick “How ya doin?” or, when something messed up is happening, a quick complaining session on the sidewalk. This does not seem to be the case in the suburbs. We've come to this conclusion thanks to Best of Nextdoor Twitter…

The punchlines flew right over their heads

Very toxic content ahead

Wow.

These people are infuriating.