But at least no one ever told me A Wrinkle in Time wasn't for me, so this is an instance where it sucks worse for you. At least you weren't surrounded by the type of men who thought reading in general was for girls.

It does happen with them. Jane Austen has also become classic literature while still being relegated to being "for girls." They made it to the curriculum of some schools because sometimes women get to pick the books. But you literally just get the 1 woman author. My school went with Edith Wharton.

Sorry you were haunted by a question more than half the population learns the answer to at 7. The patriarchy really is just as bad for men.

Anyway it was a girl book because it was written by a girl. Books by men are for everyone, but books by girls are only for girls. And girls should read more serious books, like this one by a man about a man, not that one by a girl that could be about a girl. These are things you learn as a girl.

It's YA, but you should just read it now anyway

Yeah, I already know that won't work for me

I think I'm at the point where I need to actually exfoliate my hands and then start using a stronger moisturizer.

Yes, please

It's like all the baseball accounts though

But people get so mad when you play his music

But you did see Phantom

What I really think is that people who think McNeil's "tantrums" are a problem probably need to realize that they're just more visible than other players.

I can't see David Wright or Gary Carter verbally attacking a teammate over an on-field mistake. I can see Keith Hernandez doing it. So I'm not sure where this puts Lindor in terms of Captain material.

I think it was just because musical films were such a flop then, but I do think they probably underestimated the popularity of Phantom. Maybe if I could've explained to them how I was forced to take every single one of my friends who was visiting NYC for the first time to see it.

I do. I got it immediately.