Absorb those pants for a moment

And then read the article from the NY Times because it's really good. Some noteworthy quotes include the following:

"Hillary was speaking for all of us, for a generation that felt we weren't being heard."

"Mrs. Clinton's struggles as the first woman in her Arkansas law firm, and then first lady of Arkansas resonate with her classmates, too, in their own battles as "first woman" in workplaces dominated by men, trying to navigate what now seem like quaint battles over whether a woman can take a business trip with a man, or whether a pregnant professor should get tenure."

"I hear these anti-Hillary attacks by men, especially right-wing men, and I feel like it's just as much an attack on me...It's an effect of intelligence that you come across as intense, that you have strong views. I've always felt that the way she is singled out and attacked is very indicative of how society reacts to smart women."

"Most of the Wellesley women have watched with sadness as the Hillary they knew changed from a passionate and outspoken figure to a more guarded and careful one as she put her husband's political career first."

"If you spend your adult life in the public eye...you necessarily have to create a kind of protection, a caution, that will lead to the perception that you're joyless or calculating..."