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Are there ways for an average person to get more info on "high growth" schools?

I did not think the new Eager Park boundaries matched Middle East. I thought the new "CARES" had a lot of overlap with Middle East. I used to live in Middle East. Also when I lived there 3 years ago, there were not very many Hopkins affiliated folks on my block or young professionals. It was almost all older homeowners. It changed rapidly when I lived there though. It was kind of depressing. I'm sure all the new construction have young professionals who didn't mind paying a lot for a not as well constructed rowhome.

I never said sexy stopped at 40 or anything about someone finding someone sexy after 40. I think my thought may be getting lost in translation, but that's alright.

I don't even know what I'd be projecting. It's not my thing. I internally chuckle at it because it's funny to see people be freezing by choice. It's not really a big deal in my life.

That's totally fair. I don't think having a laugh about something I find mildly funny is exactly tearing women down. But I agree I could keep that thought in my head rather than on a random internet thread.

I'm not a dude, and honestly this has been a thing I've rolled my eyes at since college. Other women running around outside freezing to have a sexy outfit is just a funny demonstration of the patriarchy to me. I know, empowered by one's sexuality and all. To me, there was always a lot of pressure to buy into these kinds of costumes, and I never understood it.

Sure it's just a trope that makes me laugh. Obviously she can wear whatever she wants. I can also laugh at that.

I'm also just cracking up at a married woman in her 40s doing the whole 'sexy Halloween' bit.