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    Oh I know those places exist but most of these services are needed services, even when they are faith based, but that's also because access to abortion isn't always possible or preferable to the mother. They're for women (including teens) who are pregnant and don't have resources like family have lost their jobs, or

    It's basically a shelter where pregnant women can go for boarding, education and work placement training. Many are secular in nature, many others aren't.

    Yeah especially not Norman. Not long ago I was made aware that Atheists apparently need advise and support when facing the notion of "coming out", and mind you we're talking about straight middle class white dudes. Being queer, transgender, an atheist and also dmab I had no idea what to think about that, but I can

    I love that gif.

    Okay to clarify I should make a distinction here. If we're talking about movies made in the U.S. where I live, I prefer them to be made in English, especially when they're action oriented. In historical pieces striving for accuracy I prefer they're made in the target language with subtitles so I can enjoy the beauty

    It's Bieber, I mean how much more reason do they need?

    I like them too actually. I wasn't clear about that though. I just don't like them in certain circumstances. I've been a fan of many foreign films actually. My comment was really talking about films made in America.

    I"m not trying to make a big deal out of it actually, and what I said applies for all languages. You're reading too much into what I said and it kind of sounds like you assume other countries don't make films in their own languages. I'm not speaking of foreign films brought to the states, I'm speaking of American made

    This should be the header of every article. I think it would serve well as a protection spell against the MRATs.

    "The thing about magic - there's always consequences - always!" -Spike

    I have many friends like you and I'm an atheist. We get along smashingly because mutual respect comes pretty easily to us. It's pretty simple, I don't try to tell them how they should live and they return the favor in kind. I think these experiences are what have driven me away from the "atheist community". There's

    I get the feeling this is because his craft is mostly slapstick humor, which I don't have a lot of respect for to begin with. I mean hell, America's Funniest Home Videos is just as funny. But anyway I have a feeling this is as much about his views on comedy as it is women. He's talking about self deprecation and

    Shrug. I don't know if this is worthy of criticism especially without more context. It's not as though Marion is wrong about dialects. I mean her response doesn't even come across as defensive and she doesn't attack the person making the critique.

    For me it comes down to what kind of film it's supposed to be. If we're talking about something like 300 which is really just a period action film then I'll overlook it. It's difficult and distracting to try to read subtitles while following the action. However if we're talking about dramas and films touted as being

    I like this outfit but I can't help but feel like both the dress and the top have too much material. It doesn't look like the style was on purpose as much as it's just not fitted well. However the dress would look fine on its own if the top didn't look like it was hanging in front. The combination of those two

    Yeah I have to object to commenting on her appearance, that's shitty too, in a different way. That said... if you had maybe pulled a Nietzsche and said something to the effect of, "Of course she's against gay marriage, only straight dudes would hit that." I might have given a pass.

    Wait so do they eat crackers in church because they think Jesus was white? I mean if all you're consuming is saltines and wine then I'd call that more fashion model than biblical.

    I take it back. I no longer want to hang out with Amanda Bynes . I suppose this was the kindest way she could go about letting me know she's not interested without breaking my heart. Alas. It could have been sweet.