Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I do not believe diversity is our greatest strength and wish the DEI movement would die.
I do think diversity is a strength (not our greatest strength but a strength) and I think we should respect everyone - use kind language, be polite, etc. - but I do agree that the DEI movement should die.
I agree with the second poster. Diversity is a strength, but that this point DEI has become a boom industry full of grifters with a financial interest in keeping us all segregated and angry. Racial harmony is not good for business. I’m now skeptical of anyone with any sort of DEI-related job title.
Agree completely.
DEI is dividing people and tearing this country apart. It is accomplishing the opposite of its intended goals, and needs to go away. I actually agree with the Florida’s Governor’s decision to expel DEI from the state government.
DEI puts way too much focus on individual identity, which is the opposite of what you should do if you want to become more inclusive and welcoming.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If there is one person in the world who exemplifies all that DCUM holds dear, it is Katie Ledecky. Multiple gold medals, National Merit Scholar, Stone Ridge and Stanford, etc. Kind, classy, not flashy. Father is a Harvard/Yale educated biglaw attorney.
So true!
Also brother is a Harvard MBA
This is not a knock against Katie, but her appearance is just everything I imagine DCUM's to approve of. Not overweight, very fit (obviously). Simple haircut. Clean look. Her style seems to be preppy, modest (but not weird), muted, classic, simple. Makeup, but very natural look. No visible logos. Straight teeth. Simple jewelry.
Family lives in Bethesda. House is spacious, but not gaudy. Brick colonial. (My parents live a few blocks away, don't judge.) I'm sure it is very classy and clean on the inside.
Even her and her brother's names exemplify the DCUM dream: Katie and Michael. Simple. "Classic."
She seems utterly sexless.
Like PP said, she is everything DCUM approves of. Including that.
Her appearance is nothing to envy.
—dh
She doesn’t exist to be your sex toy.
Of course not, and I’m sure she’s a wonderful person. I am simply saying that no one needs to be envious of her appearance.
Anonymous wrote:I live in pg county
I got married at 26, had my first child at 28
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm currently 140 pounds, mostly a pooch from drinking, and I could've married a guy who was in big law but I didn't.
But DCUM taught me that when you accept a job in biglaw, you sign a document saying your wife must be a size 2. Size 0 if it's Vault 20.
Oh, I was a size 0 or 2 when I dated him! He was 5'4", balding (we were in our late 20s), and none of my friends thought he was handsome but he was making $300k at 29 and I thought he was sexy as hell, because he was really smart and funny. Sadly, he was also kind of an ahole so we parted ways after six months.
Then how did you "almost" get married if you broke up?
Oh, he told me pretty early on, like within the first month of dating, that he was going to marry me. I was exactly what he wanted in a wife, I was the only person he wanted to be the mother of his children, I made him want to be a better person. He was in love with me and I actually loved him back but once he got comfy he got snarky and I couldn't deal with that.
Anonymous wrote:I am pet-free by choice (never had any pets as a child, either). Also, I think pet owners’ houses smell like wet dog and or kitty litter.
Anonymous wrote:not the pp but I push my pugs in a stroller. It never occurred to me to be embarrassed by it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a very regular poster. I have two dogs and no children.
Do you consider yourself a dog mom? Or, a dog dad? Do you push your dogs in a stroller?
not the pp but I push my pugs in a stroller. It never occurred to me to be embarrassed by it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a very regular poster. I have two dogs and no children.
Do you consider yourself a dog mom? Or, a dog dad? Do you push your dogs in a stroller?