DreamOutLoud

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“I just finished medical school.  Now I’m heading to residency, which is supposed to be even tougher.  I’ve been working sixteen-hour days.  Then I’m expected to study every night when I get home.  Some of my classmates only sleep three hours per night.  I tried that for a few months during my surgery rotation, but I ended up getting really depressed.  I felt completely depersonalized.  Everything seemed like a dream.  To make matters worse, a lot of the instructors are jerks.  I think they went through hell when they were students, so they feel like they should put us through hell.  On the first day of rotations, my attending physician told me: ‘I’m an asshole, but I’ll make you a better doctor.’  He made fun of me in front of other students.  He put me down in front of patients.  He’d threaten to kick me out every day.  I guess they’re trying to weed people out and make strong doctors.  But they’re just traumatizing people.  They’re making us apathetic.  I got into medicine because I really wanted to make a difference in people’s lives.  But after going through hell, I just don’t care anymore.”

Michaela Coel By Joshua Kissi

Sloane does not believe that her U.S Open check is for $3.7 million dollars.

“This isn’t your average everyday darkness. This is… advanced darkness.”

Gal Gadot kisses Kate Mckinnon on SNL

MY VAGINA JUST FELL OFF

But listen this is a face of a woman who felt everything and had spiritual revelation

Caity and Candice being adorable on stage for DC in DC 2018′s Wonder Women panel.

Samira Wiley – 23rd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards in Santa Monica 01/11/2018

“I’m black, I’m dark and I’m f**king beautiful. My skin is gorgeous, I love myself, people with good eyesight love me too, and the rest of the world can f**k themselves.”

I will update this post with a link explaining each bill - which has far-reaching and devastating consequences for Americans, especially low-income Americans - in a very short bit.