Jennifer Lee Quick

It's okay to admit when you can't relate to someone. No need to invalidate their feelings/experiences.

Thanks for saying I'm lucky for being adopted. I imagine people who are raised by their natural families are lucky too.

Daddy: "stop yelling! I'm trying to sleep!" 3 yr old: "daddy, you go back to bed. I just want to yell at mommy."

3 yr old: get me a knife! Get me a KNIFE! Me: you're so bossy. I'm not your servant. 3 yr old: YOU ARE!!!!

My 3 yr old's piped in when we were discussing gun control. "I swoosh the thief away to superman and he throw them in the mud."

ppl have assumed all kinds of wrong shit based on my looks my whole life. I'm not sry for assuming things about ppl on how they voted.

My son just told me to stop singing. Yep, I've just became that mom. Haha!

According to my son everyone is stinky, but me and him.

My 3 yr old just stole my half eaten potato chip from my hand, ate it and said "I've been hungry for days". Lol

Being afraid/uncomfortable is not a reason to take rights away from others. Educate yourself.

I have taken the easy, non-confrontational route my whole life and this is what it feels like. I'm sorry I wasn't louder before.

yes! And some develop at different stages of life. I've seen the stat as high as 1 in 100 deviate from standard m/f.

I'm 1000% for trans rights/awareness. But let's not forget also to educate about intersex people. .05-2% as high as 2 out of 1000 births

Everybody deserves a life w/ dignity + respect. Forced life, shaming, no support/assistance is sacrificing ppl for the ideology of others.

As a woman who endured a terrible pregnancy of a wanted child: denying a person legal abortion can absolutely be considered torture imo.

I get the frustration with lots of crap female characters out there. But let's be super careful not to hold them to double standard.

Just finished watching netflix's voltron. Love pidge!!!

It's important for us to normalize what is marginalized in our society by creating works that reflect our diverse world.