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The way nature has been with our country and the world this year, I am really scared for everyone who can't leave Florida. I know people who live there. They evacuated already. Thankfully. My heart goes out to all of my fellow Americans and human peers of the world. Remember, your home can built again. We can't get another you. *huge hug*

I have been called Beautiful Nessamei by Roxette when I was in my twenties.

I was called Sleeping Beauty by my stepdad and he wasn't being weird.

I have been called a prude by others offline and online.

Don't be mean or crude. Be supportive and be witty.

This is not happening to me. I am asking because of different things that happened in our country and the world. I will call person 1 Justice and person 2 Storm.

If Justice gets arrested and charges are filed against Justice pertaining to a crime and it is discovered through thorough sleuthing, investigating, tests, etc. that Storm committed the crime, then does the government return all monies spent against Justice in the case such as bail, prison housing, etc. since it was proven that Justice was innocent and should never have been arrested in the first place? And would it be erased from any and all records since it should not have been there to begin with?

A friend called me boo and I looked it up to see if it was romantic or not, but I didn't see anything suggesting it is not romantic. Does it mean my friend likes me romantically? I don't want to make the situation weird by asking in case it is just a truly close term of endearment for me.

I am a 39 year old female and I am baffled by all of this anger from females over males leaving the toilet seat up. Just put it down yourself if it upsets you. You don't have him being mad at you for always leaving it down. Just. Put. It. Down. Yourself. Sheesh! It just takes a second or so to put it down. You can SEE it is up when you go to use the bathroom. Don't be a toilet tyrant. Put it down yourself.

Here's an example: If I have a quote that I wrote that says "A diamond's scratch is its character flaw. It is still beautiful to all." Does it go with the As or does it go with the Ds? I know the at the start of a statement is a descriptive so "the rose" would be put in Rs not Ts. Is A the same way? Or is it just another word?

- The neckline had to be above the cleavage.

- Sleeveless and strapped had to be two inches wide on each side.

- Off-Shoulder sleeves had to have straps over the shoulders.

- The back material had to be no lower than the traditional bra strap and we had to wear bras.

- The underwear lines couldn't be seen and we had to wear. We couldn't go commando.

- The bodice, stomach, rear and thighs had to be covered. The material could not be transparent on those areas.

- The material had to be able to be moved when a female teacher ran her fingers on the material or else it was too tight on the stomach.

- The slit, if there couldn't go above the knee.

- The longest the skirt could be in a dress or skirt was floor-length, no trains and no dragging.

- Two female teachers had to check and approve the attire BEFORE a deadline before the formal function. Uniforms were brought to the banquets for any girl who did not comply with the rules.

Males had their own do's and don'ts in the formal attire to abide by.

To me, it sounds like it would be said to a girl named Felicia upon a goodbye or a parting of ways. Why is it a racist thing and why do people say it to people who are not named Felicia?