In the same episode, she accused her brother (Hannah's boyfriend) of being sexually attracted to her....so maybe not the best self-help guru.

Blurred Lines was also a force to contend with because it was so damned popular. This is mediocre at best. Is doubt it gets near the same amount of attention.

It was the little hand-over-mouth thing near the beginning that just screamed Biebs to me.

I anxiously await the director's statement that this is an empowering video for women, because they are laughing and looking at the camera. Obviously.

Iglesias looks frighteningly like Bieber in this video. Please tell me I'm not the only one who thought this.

I think we have a confound, here. Kids often come with sleep deprivation, financial strain, loss of leisure time (including time for sex), added stress, and a whole other crop of difficult things to deal with. Control for those factors, and couples with and without children are probably equally happy.

You can't lie on the internet.

I believe they recognized the bill as theirs when they saw it on the news (date, time, amount, etc. was posted on the receipt).

Good for her!

Anyone know why she took a Jez haitus?

My friend also had a great idea about the this issue. She was pissed that her partner drank in front of her while pregnant. They made a compromise that for every drink he had in front of her, he would volunteer to do one out-of-turn diaper change. She kept a tally of the drinks. When baby came, they alternated diaper…

I had the mother-in-law planned shower (...not exactly my style...) and a friend-planned shower. At the (co-ed) friend-planned shower, we made the games into actual fun games. One was bracket-based drinking game where people chugged a beer from a baby bottle. It was fucking hilarious. That was the only way people…

My mother-in-law organized my baby shower. I wanted it to be co-ed; all invites were addressed to both men and women. My male family members and our male friends showed up, but Mr. Ludgate's (super conservative) male family members would not come. WHY WOULD YOU NOT WANT FREE CAKE, MENFOLK?

My idiot 7th grade (male) health teacher was far too squeamish about the sex chapters in our book. To make things easier on himself, he completely skipped anything relating to women. Not that the books were that impressive, though (I don't think they even mentioned the clitoris), but he skipped over those gross…

I mean, 1 in 4 women experience rape or sexual assault. Wouldn't it be inaccurate if none of the prominent female characters experienced something like this?

Well, at least 1 in 4 women will experience rape or sexual assault in her lifetime, so I wasn't shocked when it was revealed that one of the several prominent female characters was raped. Is it a plot device when it portrays how rape happens in the real world (i.e., to 25% of women, committed by someone known to the…

Please comment on this if you were raised in a home where spanking, yelling, or shaming were NOT used.

Like most commenters here, I was spanked (and hit and slapped...) and yelled at a LOT by my parents. So I want to know how the kids who were not subjected to these tactics felt about the discipline they did receive.…

I agree with you. It's not my favorite series, but with Breaking Bad gone from my life I had to fill the void with something. I did, however, cheer when Mopey Hippy called Long Dong a misogynist and chewed him out for not sleeping with Ms. I'm Drowning in Small Dick because she was overweight. At least the writers…

I don't buy in to the idea that women are sexual gatekeepers and can get sex any time they want it. Women pay for sex for the same reasons men pay for sex, and those reasons are many and varied.

I just started watching Hung on HBO Go. For the uninitiated: After getting divorced and having his home almost burn down, Sad White Guy (TM) supplements his high school basketball coaching salary by becoming a male prostitute. He is very popular because he is HUNG. Duh.