It means you're probably a well-adjusted person with an equally well-adjusted life, and that you don't spend your time trawling some of the more ironic portions of the internet.
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You are healthy and well adjusted, like a happy dog.
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Any well adjusted human needs meaningful activity to be happy.
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All things considered, I thought I was pretty well adjusted.
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Some may call this 'well-adjusted,' but we know the truth.
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A lot of the younger Averys, though, seem relatively well-adjusted.
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"The kids are happy and well-adjusted, and that's the priority."
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These kids wear the sheen that comes from being well-adjusted.
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The conditions were just different, and I just wasn't well adjusted.
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Why do seemingly well-adjusted people rape and deny with ease?
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"I think I'm fairly well adjusted," he said in an interview.
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The only well-adjusted person is Babs (Barbara Kingsley), a potter.
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And so, like any well-adjusted person, I took to the internet.
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Bradley seems to be that rarest of things: a well-adjusted chef.
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Jeremy always seemed to be very well adjusted, perhaps too much so.
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He is the narratively irrelevant queen to Simon's well-adjusted gay boy.
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The therapist, Maggie, is a well-adjusted professional in a loving marriage.
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I've seen Morrissey live more times than any well-adjusted adult ever should.
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He cultivates this image of himself as a rooted, well-adjusted "Heartland" painter.
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Fitting in, in a neoliberal world, is to be well adjusted to injustice.
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By all accounts Aliah is a well-adjusted college student — a good person.
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A happy, well-adjusted worker is less likely to burn out and leave.
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Kids who socialize in person (without using a screen) are more emotionally well-adjusted. ?
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They matured into well-adjusted young adults who were kind and accepting of others.
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Studies show that children raised by lesbian parents grow up happy and well-adjusted.
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Well adjusted people with a shred of empathy simply don't behave this way. pic.twitter.
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They're for people who want to be happy; for well-adjusted, famous, ambitious people.
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Williams was full of bright, brilliant, well-adjusted men & women I aspired to become.
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This is how a well-adjusted person deals with a slight: You never forget.
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Moving in together can be a challenge for even the most well-adjusted couple.
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Well-adjusted individuals don't arm themselves to the teeth and go on shooting sprees.
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" West said that Clyburn and Lewis had become "too well adjusted to Wall Street.
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He escaped the trevails of child stardom and likely reached a well-adjusted adulthood.
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I think that's Diggle's biggest strength: he's the most well-adjusted person on the team.
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I texted my most well-adjusted friends about their favorite Los Angeles dinner date restaurants.
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So what should a mother or father hoping for a sexually well-adjusted daughter do?
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When put to the test, is he as well-adjusted as he appears to be?
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What I mean is: who among us can say we're totally well-adjusted or maladjusted?
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I felt my mission as a parent was to ensure I had well-adjusted children.
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Luppi, Tony and Markel are now thriving and well adjusted, working and going to school.
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It's easy to see why issues would crop up, even for the most well-adjusted.
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Little Miss Sunshine, 2006 Mom and dad are actually relatively well adjusted in this particular family.
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According to family members in Uzbekistan, Mr. Saipov had a happy and well-adjusted early life.
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I mean, obviously no comedian is well-adjusted, but to do what they've done... They're pioneers.
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"What well-adjusted man on this planet CHOOSES to become an ice cream man?" screamed Mylie.
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After being dropped off by her grinning, well adjusted owners, I lead her into my apartment.
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They're from Rochester, New York, and are by all appearances well-adjusted and normal young men.
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They are reliable, consistent and well-adjusted, and by all measures the majority have good lives.
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" Her kids are 18 and 19 now, both in college, both "really well-adjusted, great boys.
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The Canadians will just keep telling you about their terrific, sensible, well-adjusted young prime minister.
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Insomniac's Peter is more well-adjusted and good-humored, but driven by a solemn sense of duty.
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I often feel woefully unprepared for the job of co-producing a well adjusted, empathetic male humanoid.
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I think we're gonna see that this generation of kids of gay parents are extremely well adjusted.
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A vast majority are well adjusted — as winning at a cocktail party as in the spelling bee.
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If I had sought counseling, I might have become a more mature, emotionally well-adjusted human being.
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Studies conducted on buyers have found that most of them are employed and otherwise well-adjusted citizens.
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I am not so libertine or well adjusted to make use of pleasures beyond a social script.
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It&aposs not that interesting to watch the movie about the, like, happy, well-adjusted ballet dancer.
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At times like this, we suspect that James could be the more well-adjusted of the two.
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There simply weren't images of lesbians being depicted as smiling, happy, well-adjusted people before Kay made them.
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There's also a bunch of seemingly well-adjusted families sharing their happy times with the world on YouTube.
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I figured I would wake up in a few years as a completely well-adjusted, responsible, rich adult.
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The relatively well-adjusted Walker is an abuse victim and recovering addict who can't commit to a relationship.
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Let's be honest, some of her choices — all of her romantic choices — haven't been the most well-adjusted.
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So beautiful people aren't earning more because they're beautiful, they're earning more because they're smart, healthy and well adjusted.
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"(He) is a well adjusted 10-year-old boy who loves his father and his two mothers," Leis wrote.
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I also became a scholar, another calling where it seems that being emotionally well-adjusted is not really necessary.
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It's just up to you to decide whether you want to be well-rested and well-adjusted, or...not.
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Jennifer McNeely, 39, who lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, grew up in what appeared to be a well-adjusted family.
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They will hopefully learn to be self-assured and well-adjusted based on the roots we plant for them now.
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That's how we can find ourselves in the presence of psychologically healthy, otherwise well-adjusted people who have other opportunities.
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But Lang Lang emerged as a fine musician and about as well adjusted as any artist can hope to be.
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You're a well-adjusted human who can have it all – including the latest TV shows and movies coming to Hulu.
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At the end of the day, my kids are the most well-adjusted, well-rounded children that I've ever met.
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In Queen of Katwe, Katende is idealistic and well-adjusted, faithful to his wife, and concerned for his family's stability.
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But, where would the Dynasty fun be if Fallon reached solo, well-adjusted world domination within the drama's first 43 minutes?
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He then did what any well-adjusted adult would do in that situation: he posted a picture of it on Facebook.
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And she's juggled all of the above while raising two incredibly well-adjusted, down-to-earth kids, now in their 30s.
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She goes on to note that it was rare for child stars to turn out well- adjusted, much less wildly successful.
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Before entering grad school, I had never felt normal, but here I was competent and well adjusted to a boring degree.
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Even as a well-adjusted adult, I still revel in unwrapping cosmetics and skin-care gifts around my family's Christmas tree.
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The GenderCool Project highlights transgender students who are ambitious and well-adjusted, countering the gloom-and-doom portrayals that are common.
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Often, his parenting style led the brothers into the kinds of situations that make great artists rather than well-adjusted children.
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It's about switching off the autopilot to assume control over your thoughts in order to live a more conscious, well-adjusted life.
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"There's even some evidence that well-adjusted couples who have mismatched sleep schedules are actually much better at problem solving," she said.
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Watson I think we've ever seen, and a Fassbender so creepy that he makes his Prometheus character positively well-adjusted in comparison.
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Most of the women are well-adjusted professionals: fitness and dance coaches, publicists and marketing professionals, and women who work in tech.
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The campaign's name is an impressive bit of anti-branding; what well-adjusted non-teenager would not want to stop killer robots?
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I consider myself a pretty well-adjusted contourer, and even gave my first impression of Kim's KKW Beauty contour kits on-camera.
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So, as any sensible and well-adjusted person would, I embarked on a monomaniacal quest to defeat Puzzle 5 the following year.
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Early studies suggest that the children of single mothers by choice are just as well-adjusted as children of two-parent households.
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And like any well-adjusted people-pleaser, it keeps copious notes on the haters who just can't stand to see it succeed.
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Knowing the causes of distress and feeling comfortable talking about them with others is critical to growing into a well-adjusted mother.
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Grouping Muslim- and Chinese-Americans makes them both appear well-adjusted on paper, but in person Muslims are faced with severe xenophobia.
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But if you're among those who believe that great art rarely foments in the cheerfully well-adjusted, then this one's for you.
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Black, now 22 but still a pop singer, is remarkably well-adjusted for someone whose life was upended by a music video.
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Sarah at 40 is the most well adjusted, so a happy ending always floats just ahead of our heroine, like a firefly.
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Needless to say, we didn't grow into the well-adjusted adults we are today without having to leave behind some misconceptions about sex.
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Free Rein is gracefully, effortlessly itself, not unlike its main character Zoe, who, oddly enough, is an extremely well-adjusted 15-year-old.
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Other times the term is used to describe the socially well adjusted rarely-online person being observed by the very online shut-in.
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The primary purpose of this position is to train your co-workers to become more competent, independent, well adjusted and successful than you.
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"At least 50 percent were well adjusted," said Neil Blumberg, who found the program unsuitable and transferred to Yale and became a hematologist.
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"The goal is a happy, healthy, well-adjusted, self-supporting adult with a career they are passionate about," she wrote in an email.
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This is the life of a well-adjusted veteran star, who's not quite sure how she's survived this long and stayed this sane.
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Attorney Stephen Gabert, who represented Ferrill in a car accident case, described him as nicer than most clients and a "well-adjusted"man.
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"What has to happen for a guy to believe that he's totally well-adjusted and be that far out of touch?" he said.
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When Watson, a well-adjusted personable presence who actually likes people, chimes in with his own story, the other robots understandably roll their eyes.
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"I do not have children and to be able to have such a well-adjusted, fun kid around has been really nice," says Farley.
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George and Amal Clooney are now the proud parents of two babies that they seem to want to grow up to be well-adjusted.
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A good way to assess underlying productivity is to look at production per well, adjusted for the total depth and length of that well.
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Only then can the veteran hope to claim his prize, which is to become a well-adjusted consumer and cog in the corporate economy.
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In the microcosm of "The Great Indoors," only the boss's daughter and Jack's old flame, Brooke (Susannah Fielding), is both smart and well adjusted.
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Abigail is impressed by how well-adjusted Shosh seems in Japan and Shosh agrees that being in the country has mellowed her out considerably.
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In response to the prosecutor, he testified that Mr. bin Attash was a well-adjusted, proud warrior when he caught up with him later.
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And when living behind screens becomes the norm, aren't even the most successful and well adjusted among us a little bit awkward and isolated?
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As a society we need to prioritize teaching these emotional skills in schools to help us produce functional, well-adjusted and law-abiding citizens.
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Nonetheless, the results stand counter to the notion that to be a well-adjusted and socially competent adolescent, you must experience a romantic relationship.
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You do realize that there are people with fully-functioning bodies that aren't as well-adjusted and having as much fun as you are.
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After dedicating your adolescence to extreme training and near-death vigilantism, no one would be as well-adjusted as corn-fed do-gooder Clark Kent.
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And yet the boys, who escape through movies, come off as "well adjusted and charmingly eccentric; in other words, they're New Yorkers," our critic wrote.
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Why is it that three well-adjusted children who grew up to have steady partners and steady jobs and steady residences all decided against reproduction?
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Attorney Stephen Gabert, who represented Ferrill in a car accident case, described him this week as nicer than most clients and a "well-adjusted" man.
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The child, "once a well-adjusted young girl with many friends, now prefers to stay at home with her mother and her brothers," the filing says.
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And what better way for Hadid to showcase the ideal mother-daughter relationship than sharing the one she has with her successful and well-adjusted daughters?
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"Even well adjusted people lose time to games they love, but for me losing time is more about days and weeks than just hours," he said.
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And you have to tend to them because don't you want to be a natural, healthy, radiant, emotionally well-adjusted person who takes care of herself?
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Crows are intelligent and need mental puzzles to stay alert and well adjusted, said John Marzluff, a professor of wildlife science at the University of Washington.
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There are many well-adjusted humans well into their adult and even senior years who still enjoy listening to their music by candlelight and wearing all black.
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Cyrus, despite his punk rock attitude, is very well-adjusted, thanks partially to his very cool dad taking him to see a therapist after his parents' divorce.
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Michelle Obama says her daughters, Malia, 20, and Sasha, 17, are well-adjusted despite spending eight incredibly formative years in the White House under intense public scrutiny.
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Screengrab: TwitterTo a well-adjusted person whose brain hasn't been systematically poisoned by the internet, this looks like a normal interaction: fan tweets artwork, band shows appreciation.
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We've already seen dark dopplegangers of Barry's STAR Labs friends, but their new versions may not be the happy and well-adjusted heroes we've come to love.
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The less one has an ability to act like a psychologically well-adjusted, mature adult, to engage with his ideological opponents rationally and without anger, the better.
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Sustaining two meaningful careers and a fulfilling relationship, all while raising well-adjusted children, is a challenge that increasing numbers of couples are taking on each year.
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The sweet-tempered Mr. Yang, 29, seems like a shockingly well-adjusted addition to a show renowned for a lurid history of tortured souls and drug overdoses.
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Clearly he has a sense of humor about scaring well-adjusted kids and grownups alike by disappearing into a storm drain in search of his beloved paper boat.
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When LJ was on CMS, Stroud says, he received excellent care and was a contented, well-adjusted child, never thinking of himself as different despite his birth defect.
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The couple on the show is actually pretty well adjusted and have good priorities for once, and end up going with the house I would have chosen — nice!
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Most of us end up being the "good-enough" parents that Donald Winnicott, the influential English pediatrician and child psychiatrist, believed was sufficient to raise a well-adjusted child.
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And finally, if you sleep like Tetsuro, on your back with your hands down, that means you're probably a well-adjusted person, who knows what their goals are in life.
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They were born to stable, reasonably well-adjusted parents who have good jobs, a home in a safe neighborhood, and a large reservoir of social capital upon which to draw.
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But as it progresses, it becomes clear that screenwriters Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi have thought deeply about the emotional terror present in even the most well-adjusted friend groups.
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Scratch the surface and you're likely to find that the surviving spouse who seems happy and well adjusted may have considerable difficulties that are not apparent to a casual observer.
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There were contractual disputes with her record label and Debelle, until then well-adjusted to a quiet, relatively normal life, was suddenly the centre of attention in the music business.
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That film franchise achieved the impossible; Eight movies in 10 years, barely a change in casting and shockingly well-adjusted child stars who continue to bless our generation as adults.
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Most of you, for instance, are normal, well-adjusted people with television sets in their homes, and moving to the Lite means sacrificing the Switch's namesake and most innovative feature.
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Normal, well-adjusted folks aren't running 240-mile races in the mountains of Utah, or sprinting through traffic against the advice of their loved ones for 14 miles on school nights.
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In one large study, what mattered most for how socially competent and well-adjusted children looked in the third year of life, she said, was what happened in the second year.
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But a strict regimen in which all holiday music was forbidden, as well as any Celtic folk song with pipes and drums, has returned me to my cheerful, well-adjusted self.
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"My main goal is to raise a confident and well-adjusted puppy that will succeed in their professional training and eventually as a service dog," Wilt explains of the puppy-raising process.
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Money Monster director Jodie Foster is impressed that she, Julia Robertsand George Clooney, who also star in her latest thriller, are "pretty well adjusted" after being in the industry for so long.
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Fergie seems well adjusted to her new single life -- partying her ass off in Brazil last week, this week your average working mom ... who happens to look smoking hot in thigh highs.
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Millionaires in the Valley aren't always well-adjusted to their new wealth, which can lead to some mistakes on the dating scene, according to Amy Andersen of Linx Dating in San Francisco.
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She is a happy, successful, well-adjusted kid who is also "killing it in her classes" (as Arthur C. Brooks says of his daughter) and making her mark as a dance student.
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And the contest does little to prove that software can mollify an angry co-worker, write a decent poem, raise a well-adjusted child or perform any number of distinctly human tasks.
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Growing up in Manchester, N.H., Sandler was almost pathologically well-adjusted, lacking a formative wound of the type that leads people to get up onstage and beg for the adulation of crowds.
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It's maybe the most profound lesson that Groundhog Day offers, and it's a good one to reflect on, even if it's one of the most basic principles of being a well-adjusted human.
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I held back the thought that I'd do anything if it meant seeing him in this realm, as we call it—happy, well-adjusted, in anything but state-issued, dentist office blue pajamas.
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Traveling this way gives you the opportunity to not just get to have an amazing vacation, but also to become a more well-adjusted person, and learn not to sweat the small stuff.
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The remaining siblings return to their lives almost conspicuously well-adjusted after losing Nell and their father to Hill House, but now opting to live with truth and confidence instead of secrecy and shame.
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Always the outsider, Sonja evokes her smugly well-adjusted sister Kate, once a "barn-dance femme fatale" and now also a caring super-mum; Ellen, a massage-therapist; and a psychologist chum called Molly.
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One recent exception is Christian E. Christiansen's 2011 thriller The Roommate, which has a lonely college freshman striving to take over the identity of her pretty, well-adjusted roommate, hoping to make herself whole.
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They are absolutely integral to our children's lives and between the three of us (and the others who will be applauded below) we are raising kind, intelligent, happy, conscious, curious, funny, well-adjusted humans.
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His dilemma is: Should he push Mary to achieve her potential, or let her just be a normal, happy, well-adjusted kid who plays outside instead of sitting in her room with her nose in textbooks?
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But as a happy, well-adjusted, and confident 31-year-old who just wants to fish on the beach with the option to take his shirt off and not give some convoluted explanation of his ink?
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On the bright side, my generation has grown up on stories of heroes like Rick Grimes and company overcoming dystopian hellscapes, so we may be well adjusted for the one in which we'll soon be living.
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When Mike meets Viktor (Teo Yoo) — younger, sexier, wildly talented — and decides to mentor him, his generosity seems in agreement with a friend's belief that Mike is "too well-adjusted" to be an authentic rock musician.
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There is a pernicious, but widely held, belief that turning over a new leaf always involves turning our worlds upside down, that living a happy, well-adjusted life entails acts of monkish discipline or heroic strength.
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If the Bakers (spoilers!) weren't always evil kidnappers, what kind of sane, well-adjusted clan decides that they're going to lock their house with an incredibly elaborate three-part key shaped like the guardian of the underworld?
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But you have to wonder: If you plucked Phoebe up out of the popular sitcom's coffee shop set, and plopped her down in the real world, would she be so well adjusted after living through all this?
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Mr. Zhao, whose wife is Mr. Yuan's cousin, was portrayed by the defense as a "well-adjusted" and law-abiding man who had been provoked by an indecent proposal from Mr. Yuan asking to marry his daughter.
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The guards took names, phone numbers, addresses, and information about their church membership, and the group stood massed in the cold, while well-adjusted-looking young families in their church best filed onto the square for Sunday services.
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Every parent's social media feed has a few: moms who apply the "Lean In" gospel to all aspects of their lives — managing to look great, build an enviable career and raise smart, well-adjusted children all at once.
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Back in February, Williams gave Today host Matt Lauer a reason why Marnie wasn't quite as well-adjusted as she was growing up: She simply didn't have Williams' parents, news anchor Brian Williams and TV producer Jane Stoddard Williams.
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I'm obviously the very socially well-adjusted person who lets people be and enjoys his life, though I think there's a line to be drawn at doing the Wave while an injured player is being carted off the field.
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When two short parents bring in a healthy, well-adjusted short child on the other hand, "my job is not to treat someone who is fine with themselves just because the FDA picked a line on the growth chart."
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This may seem minor to some, but Bush being able to laugh at himself showed us and the world that he was a secure, well-adjusted person -- qualities you want to see in the leader of the free world.
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Mr. Gottfried, the comedian famous for his blue material and dying-donkey voice, lets down his guard (a little) and allows cameras inside the comfortable Manhattan apartment he shares with his apparently sane wife and two well-adjusted children.
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As much as you may want to spoil your newly adopted puppy or relax the house rules your longtime pet, vets recommend sticking to a regular schedule and clearly defining your expectations if you want a well-adjusted dog.
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"It is funny that, if I steal your car and sell it, that counts toward growth, but if I look after an aged relative or bring up three well-adjusted children, that does not," Pilling said in the interview.
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Most well-adjusted people wouldn't want to switch places with either of the film's protagonists, but even legendary movie critic Roger Ebert felt compelled to point out that the appeal of their extravagant, devastatingly rich lives was hard to deny.
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The Great British Bake OffI resisted The Great British Bake Off (known in America as The Great British Baking Show, which, ugh) for a long time because things that are popular and loved by well-adjusted people tend to alienate me.
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But how is it that otherwise sane, well-adjusted adults melt into squealing fanatics whenever a new photo of Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez bike riding, or leaving hockey practice, or driving in a car pops up on the Internet?
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Some of this is myth building—I met plenty of well-adjusted fans—but the Purple Army's core members are young, socially awkward men who have never found much of a place for themselves in the world outside the computer screen.
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While all parents make their share of "mistakes," if they love their children and keep lines of communication open through thick and thin, the result will usually be well-adjusted children and positive parent-child relationships for years to come.
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Research commissioned by the federal government in the late '60s concluded that family background was a bigger predictor of sexually deviant behavior than access to porn, and sexually well-adjusted adults "reported more experience with pornography as teenagers" than their maladjusted counterparts.
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For some of us, holiday drinking means taking small, polite sips of mulled wine and eggnog with well-adjusted loved ones; for others, it's throwing back gin to drown out Uncle Bernard's ill-advised retelling of the sordid Daytona Beach Incident at Hanukkah.
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"He said they are part of the group of politicians who "are well adjusted to injustice owing to their ties to big money, big banks, and big corporations, and turning their backs, for the most part, to poor people and working people.
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And when Fergus's hand is hacked off, that's treated much the same; once he realizes Jamie is more like himself again, Fergus is suspiciously well adjusted about it; it's almost surreal how little it seems to matter, so long as Jamie's better.
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"After 42 years of doing this, we're well-adjusted to people criticizing us for decisions that we make," Elliott said, citing the questions Def Leppard faced when it performed on the CMT show "Crossroads" in 2008 with a Nashville teenager named Taylor Swift.
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She watches him train for his next charity triathlon, buy bright new drapes about which she wishes she could, but can't, make a carpet-matching-the-drapes quip, walk his dog, recycle, be a well-adjusted individual and valuable member of the community.
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I think I'm a pretty well-adjusted adult (no need to ask my family if that's true), but there's still a very shallowly buried part of my personality that is a 14-year-old girl hoping for her happy ending with a big old hunk.
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The idea that birth order affects our personality dates back to the early 1900s with psychologist Alfred Adler, who believed that second-born children were generally more well-adjusted than firstborn children, who have no choice but to feel "dethroned" by their younger siblings.
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" They are now a part of a system, he said, "in which politicians are well adjusted to injustice owing to their ties to big money, big banks, and big corporations, and turning their backs, for the most part, to poor people and working people.
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There were signs in one NFL scouting report before Hernandez was even drafted: "Self-esteem is quite low; not well-adjusted emotionally, not happy, moods unpredictable, not stable, doesn't take much to set him off, but not an especially jumpy guy," the scout wrote in his report.
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And if we were being honest, we'd probably concede that political and opinion Twitter has made many otherwise well-adjusted people a bit obsessed with their new publics, checking just a bit too frequently whether that brilliant aperçu they just typed has begun its viral zoom.
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C.K. has been praised for his unflinching takes on sexism, racism, and fatphobia, but he's never presented himself as a healthy or well-adjusted person — instead, the version of himself he plays on TV and in his standup has long been screwed-up, compulsive, and broken.
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One totally normal, well-adjusted person went so far as to photoshop a smile onto her face on the movie's promotional materials: Larson responded with an Instagram story that featured Marvel posters with smiles photoshopped onto the (male) heroes, hilariously highlighting the hypocrisy of her sexist critics.
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After these presumably well-adjusted and offline people are out of the way, I move on to The Outlets: NPR, the Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press—all of those news organizations you follow when you first set up your account and need to fill up the feed.
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Even if we know our plane-crush fairy tales are just the product of bad ergonomics or too many rom-coms, it's nice to think the universe independently conspired to seat us next to a well-adjusted person who could improve our lives, at least for a few hours.
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There are lots of things to break your heart in this book, although the one that stays with me is the fact that Mr. Anderson appears not to have spoken to a single well-adjusted transgender individual throughout what I'm sure were his many minutes of meticulous research.
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He said Mr. Mohammed put on a "charm initiative" and described him as a well-adjusted detainee who never expressed fear of him, gave the psychologist a nickname, "Abu Captain," and sought his help in improving his conditions as he was moved through the different C.I.A. black sites.
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But we can still dream, we can still remember a simpler time, just a few months ago, when Biden was still our Ray Ban-wearing, Amtrak-riding, well-adjusted, meme-generating Vice President whose love for this country was only matched by his love for a perfectly scooped ice cream cone.
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Some will wake up and open gifts with their well-adjusted siblings, others will take advantage of the zombie-film-quiet in their city and go for a meditative walk, some will stay in bed, while others will be nervously cleaning up in anticipation of their white squall of a family rolling through.
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I know it's possible to get through this, raise really well-adjusted kids, handle financial matters, have everybody for Thanksgiving, sometimes do a bit of a family vacation crossover together, and have a really good, meaningful life where your kids have a lot of people that love them and care about them.
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"We usually like to wait a little bit to get through the holidays and let everybody get well adjusted, but this year, watching other agents and what they're doing, it's full of open houses this coming weekend, so I will be out there at my listing and promoting as well," Fuentes said.
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I explained what a revelation it had been in 21977 to see a show about an unmarried working woman in her early 30s who was devoted to her job, was attractive to men and well-liked by her fellow workers, and who turned out to be the most well-adjusted character in the whole cast.
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" What happens on campus does not stay on campus, so it is time to revisit "Pictures From an Institution," Randall Jarrell's 21981 sendup of progressive academia, where we meet Benton College's President Dwight Robbins, who "was so well adjusted to his environment that sometimes you could not tell which was the environment and which was President Robbins.
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Sophia and Jackson's performances are used as different storytelling devices, and one portrayal is glossier than the other: On "Modern Family," Jackson's character, Tom, shows that a happy, well-adjusted transgender child interacts with the world in a way that is indistinguishable from cisgender children, while at the same time exposing any preconceived notions held by the adults in the room.
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But in between all those sad boi posts, the hunting photos that seem destined for his Raya profile, and obsessively responding to every commenter, it looks like Don Jr. also has time to post an occasional photo of him that proves he is a perfectly normal, well-adjusted human male who enjoys the small things in life—like going for a swim in a literal swamp.
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Perhaps the most fascinating part of Laurie's story in Watchmen is that she finds out that she's really Eddie Blake's daughter, born from a consensual relationship between Blake and Sally: This revelation, that two people as different as Laurie's mother and Eddie Blake can come together, find love, and give birth to a well-adjusted woman convinces Doctor Manhattan that it's worth trying to save the world.
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As the CEO of a service with 603 million users, Systrom recognizes that he's something like the benevolent dictator of a country more than twice the size of the US. The choices he makes affect the lives of all his users—some of whom are insecure teens, some of whom are well-adjusted adults, some of whom are advertisers, and some of whom are pop singers dealing with an infestation of snakes.
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Both Jonathan and I, as children, endured divorce and the rocky road of new marriages, stepparents and moving, and needless to say it was really important for us to make the transition for our family intentionally well adjusted where in her adult years, Easton would not look back and reference our marriage as the worst thing that has ever happened to her and carry that burden with her through her own adult relationships.
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At the start of this year, Lana Del Rey and Radiohead headlines were lurching between 'yes, Radiohead are suing Lana for copyright infringement' to 'no, they just want a songwriting credit' and 'hang on, Lana said they wanted 100 percent of the credit for writing "Get Free,"' This all had the audacity to play out at that time of year when most well-adjusted people were barely coping with being back at work after a week or so away over the festive season.
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Actually, I made a quick list: you can roughly split recruits wanting to be here into five reasons: — Their uncle was in the army and now they want to be in the army; — They always just wanted to be in the army, an uncle was not important; — Want to make mom dad proud w/ a career; — It was either this or be one of those sort of aimless kids who sets off fireworks outside a provincial branch of a grocery store a lot and gets into trouble and general shithousery, known by the local police on first-name terms; — They tried civilian life—college, maybe, or a job cleaning, or for some reason there are a lot of former beauticians here—and it just Didn't Work, and that restlessness with it pushed them into the loving open arms of the Armed Forces; There were zero instances of the motivations I most expected to see most of, which was: — Maniac; In fact, to say they all wake up at 22:245 AM a lot to the sound of a man screaming, the Junior Soldiers I spoke to were all remarkably well-adjusted.
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