From his description it sounds like a movie about a man disguised as a movie about women: the important thing about these women is what they taught HIM.

"A common story among parents who have estranged adult children is how much they had focused on their children, how much they did to make sure their children had all the best advantages, made them the center of the family universe — and often how they treated them more like an equal or an adult than a child.
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"When something, or more specifically,someone, no longer supports the view you have of yourself "

"They accuse me of being a terrible person, but won't elaborate about exactly what I've done. Well, sometimes they do, but it doesn't make sense, at least to me."

I think sometimes abusive parents have a tendency to believe the lies they've told themselves about how wonderful their children's childhoods were. Particularly if their children turned out to be decent adults.

I mean if "your mom masturbates to make her depression go away" is the new "your mom goes to college," I'm okay with it.

I don't get what your problem is. Do you have kids? If you're as open about sexuality as she is, and you have children, you don't generally live some double life as a secret sex blogger at home, you talk to your kids about sexuality at an age-appropriate level, which means that by the time other kids are likely to…

Just because a woman has kids doesn't mean she stops being a person with sexual habits and interests. Sex: it's that thing that almost everyone in the world has.

You've got a great point. Women shouldn't do anything provocative for fear of social repercussions of her children.

I guess rape victims are like potato chips — one or two is just never enough.

I don't know that I understand. So, the fetus' attorney can call witnesses against the pregnant teen girl and they say... what? They're testifying against her getting an abortion, so are they going to say nice things about her? Like, she's totes responsible and will be a great mom and, as such, shouldn't be allowed to…

Oh it gets even better (aka like 100 million times WORSE). Alabama also has really insane child endangerment laws that have been interpreted within the state to apply to fetuses. There are tons of poor women locked up in Tutweiler Prison (the only women's prison, where the rape problem has historically been so bad…

While pregnant woman wears noise cancelling headphones.

human treasure talks to human garbage about non humans, is a treasure, makes garbage mad.

Jessica Williams is a treasure. I give her my vote for next Daily Show correspondent to become a huge star.

As the ACLU of Alabama's Executive Director Susan Watson points out, Alabama doesn't have a statewide public defender program, meaning fetuses can get a lawyer appointed with state money, but real live, already-born indigent human beings cannot.

I loved watching this man get progressively more pissed off. She's so delightfully ballsy, even for a Daily Show reporter.

I'm picturing him communicating with his client via tomato soup can.

I know there are thousands of women in sororities and millions who have been. WHY?! I can usually come up with a devil's advocate argument for why people might do things I don't understand, but I got nothing on this one.

I love how at the People's Choice Awards Dax tried to make the conversation about Kristen being up for an award than just about the baby. K.B. has a special place in my heart and I like that Dax seems to be worthy of her.