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  Wedding Guest Cheered for Walking Out After Told Dress Is 'Inappropriate' A woman has been cheered for leaving a wedding and taking back her gift after she was "disrespected" at the family event.Sharing the story on Reddit's r/AmITheA******, 18-year-old user u/magicmanbutagal explained what happened. "I recently attended my cousin A's wedding in Australia," she said. "Lots went down, and I am getting flack for my dress. We are an Indian family, and A's husband M is white, so there were two ceremonies , like the Jonas-Chopra wedding."Sharing a picture of the dress she wore for the Christian ceremony and reception, she explained that A is her favorite cousin so she decided to go "all out" with her gift. The Entrance Pink Floral Print Satin Midi Dress that a wedding guest said caused drama at the wedding she attended resulting in her leaving and taking the gift for the couple  "My family got them something, and I added a l...

  Many paleoanthropologists say that although advocates of the modern Paleolithic  diet urge us to stay away from unhealthy processed foods, the diet’s heavy focus on meat doesn’t replicate the diversity of foods that our ancestors ate—or take into account the active lifestyles that protected them from heart disease and diabetes. “What bothers a lot of paleoanthropologists is that we actually didn’t have just one caveman diet,” says Leslie Aiello, president of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research in New York City. “The human diet goes back at least two million years. We had a lot of cavemen out there.” In other words, there is no one ideal human diet. Aiello and Leonard say the real hallmark of being human isn’t our taste for meat but our ability to adapt to many habitats—and to be able to combine many different foods to create many healthy diets. Unfortunately the modern Western diet does not appear to be one of them. The Bajau of Malaysia fish and dive fo...