LOOK AT THOSE EYELASHES THOUGH

Boo. Yeah. I thought for a second she had a legit dark side, but mostly she just acts like a super-rich 12-year-old.

The whole “better safe than sorry” vein of “helpful” pregnancy advice is the bane of my 14-weeks-pregnant existence. I swear these people won’t be happy until I’m just going through life living off of kale and surrounded by bubble wrap. Fuck em, I say, and then I eat prosciutto and blackberries for breakfast.

Or, you could do what I did, which was go to the doc for the official blood test, because I wanted to be pregnant but it would’ve been too early for the pee stick to tell. Went to Vegas with my husband the weekend before he was deploying to Afghanistan for six months, and either wanted to know and be happy, or drink…

Yes. There’s a lot more to it than just waist size. Some of us just have large builds. I’m 5'6 with a 33 inch waist and I wear a size 12. I weight 20-30lbs more than my friends who are about the same size. I was complaining to my doctor about how I felt like I need to lose another 30lbs and she said “you’re fine,…

Just fyi I don’t normally have pictures of my tummy at the ready...I’ve been talking progress pics after having a baby to monitor my weight loss...

Besides the fact that her waist is far below 35"! I have the same measurements as Graham (30" waist) and I may not be a model but I have abs. I’ve always been thick waisted and lots of women naturally are. Tiegs is being a moron. There’s so much more to health than numbers.

Indeed. Cheryl Tiegs was the face of Virginia Slims. That’s what she’s famous for. Is obesity unhealthy? Yes. Do I think a cigarette peddler is the best person to be listening to regarding what’s healthy? No.

Another way you could look at her comments is that, as a woman, she realizes how valuable it is for a young girl to be surrounded by feminists and eventually exercise her right to choose whatever life she wants. As a woman, I can imagine it’d really warm my heart to see my daughter have advantages I didn’t have.…

My childhood and teenage years were different than my male counterparts. That’s not necessarily a bad thing.

So, if you get raped by a stranger, don’t abort the baby because that’s bad, but we won’t acknowledge its existence when it’s born, either.

How is this putting us in an awkward position. I'm truly sorry he went through such a horrific ordeal, but he's still an idiot for pressing for this nonsense line of reasoning. Is he advocating that teachers now need to be in the position of making life or death decisions in an already high pressure situation.…

The point in my life where I feel so old I have absolutely no idea who this is someone change my bedpan please.

It might have protected him more and offered him more victims.

Even if so, I’m pretty sure it has everything to do with sports and not upbringing, residual insecurities, deeply-seated attitudes on women, or culture within his police department or anything.

................. you’re not good at like, reading, or the internet, or whatever.

One time, my friend’s brother’s cousin’s neighbor’s sister’s stepdaughter’s boyfriend was walking by a park wearing a baseball cap, and the next thing you know, he was captured, forced to play short stop for six months, and then won the World Series.

Amen. As a non-uterus haver, I’ve been pro-choice, but watching my wife go through pregnancy with twins and then with another, there is no way to justify forcing someone to go through that process against their will.

Thank you so much for sharing your story.

That article is the peak of privilege. It starts out with how a man wants to be a pro football player, he works towards it but then doesn’t get to his goal. Which apparently is reason enough for turning into a serial rapist? Are you fucking kidding me? How many men and women have pursued dreams of being a professional…