Tag: mother
‘Mother.’
…What the hell is this?
#rsrh State Dept backtracks on passport thing.
For those who missed it – or forgot about it, given yesterday’s events – the State Department had decided to replace Mother/Father on passport applications and other documents with Parent One/Parent Two. Leaving aside the question of why I’m supposed to care if somebody’s offended by the old description…
No, seriously: why am I supposed to care? That I even ask that question will get some people huffy, but you know something? I think a level of sufficient triviality has been reached at this point that I’m not feeling obligated to feel bad that somebody else feels bad about this. The universe is notoriously unfair. Be grateful if State Department paperwork language is the most outrageous thing in your life.
…anyway, leaving aside my essential indifference to the ‘suffering’ implied herein, quick question: which parent gets to be Parent One, and which one is stuck with being Parent Two? Continue reading #rsrh State Dept backtracks on passport thing.
‘Mother.’
Remember when you thought that this album was the Most Significant Thing Ever?
Yeah. Suuuuuuure you didn’t.