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  • I’m so sick of lawyers, I could vomit

    We all saw it. That Facebook post. The one where people cite to things that look legal-ish and where it says to copy and paste – don’t forward! – in order to protect yourself. It shows up just about every time Facebook updates its terms and conditions or privacy policies or what-have-you. I would bet…

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    24/10/2016
    The Fucking Law
    above the law, asshole, Facebook, law, lawyers, West Wing
  • Right in the Balls

    There’s nobody that has more respect for women than I do. – Assclown 2016 Have you read 1984? Because I have – twice – and that’s some fucking doublespeak, if I’ve ever seen it. War is Peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength. Assault is Respect. If you haven’t seen the news, Donald Trump (aforementioned…

    creatingcarrie

    07/10/2016
    Politics
    assclown, news, respect, sexual assault, trump, women, women’s rights, women’s stories
  • Hello again

    Hello! You’re still here! I hope you haven’t been waiting around for me for… Yeah. Three years. Or at least maybe you went out and had a coffee or something between posts. A few lifetimes have happened since I’ve been away! I gotten a JD, got barred (almost a year now!), traveled through/to seven or eight (nine?)…

    creatingcarrie

    06/10/2016
    Life
    adventure, hello, law school, life, travel, writing
  • Jezebel: Stick with Women, Stay Away from GMOs

    Because this blog says so much better what I would want to say:

    creatingcarrie

    06/06/2013
    Uncategorized
  • Tyranny: I do not think it means what you think it means

    Did you know that if laws or executive orders happen that you disagree with then that means the US is a tyranny? It’s true! At least according to my wall on Facebook. I have some thoughts on this, so come along with me on a rant that is a product of my over-educated, luckily traveled…

    creatingcarrie

    23/01/2013
    Politics
    Facebook, guns, laws, politicians, politics, power, special interests, Tibet, tyranny, US
  • In pursuit of a happy body

    Ah, blog space. Thank you for waiting patiently for me while I finished a semester in law school and enjoyed some time with my family, away from most of my stressors. However, the one, the constant, followed me home. Body image issues! Good times!

    creatingcarrie

    03/01/2013
    Body Politics
    bicycle, body image, body image issues, diet, emotional, exercise, happiness, health, homecooked food, movement, new years, run, sadness, walk, yoga
  • The limit of rights

    In the wake of the Aurora shootings, I have been thinking about, as many of us are, the right to keep and bear arms. I am lucky enough to have passionate people on both sides of the issue, and because of my personal history of growing up in a hunting family in Texas, I don’t…

    creatingcarrie

    26/07/2012
    Life, Politics
    ammo, ammunition, Aurora, bill of rights, First Amendment, gun control, gun legislation, guns, hunting, rights, Second Amendment, society, texas, violence
  • The Tragedy of the Commons’ Body: Daniel Tosh and Breastfeeding

    By now, every one of you knows about the woman who called Daniel Tosh out on attempting to make light of rape who was then subsequently threatened with gang rape. You probably have already read your favorite point of view on how to react to this story in a few different blogs and other online…

    creatingcarrie

    19/07/2012
    Gender
    abuse, barbara kruger, battle, breastfeeding, current-events, daniel tosh, feeding babies, female audience, feminism, gang rape, Gender, hierarchy, outrage, politics, rape, rape jokes, social control, the commons, tragedy of the commons, war, women
  • Thoughts On Political Empowerment

    Throughout my coursework at The New School, I consistently found myself researching and thinking about women’s political empowerment. Quota policies seem to be the anchor around which this discussion often happens. In doing research on women’s rights in Chiapas and while gathering data in Nepal, I have started to think about these policies differently. Basically,…

    creatingcarrie

    11/06/2012
    Gender, International Affairs, Politics
  • My Complicated Belly

    I’ve been fighting my belly for years, demanding that it be flat. It has gotten close at times, but generally it likes to hang out a bit. It doesn’t want to be held back. I should have known that this would be my belly. Both sides of my family talk about the “all gut, no…

    creatingcarrie

    04/06/2012
    Gender, Life
    belly, body acceptance, flat stomach, growth, impossible standards of beauty, perfectionism, thin
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