I finished my last cycle of chemotherapy yesterday. Just wanted to share.

idk. Am I the only one interested in seeing edge of tomorrow? Cause it looks really good. Also Emily Blunt gets non chain mail bikini armour. I need female action heroes in my life lol

"Is there a non-racist way to talk about why South and East Asians seem, in the aggregate, to dominate in academic fields/achievement/championships in the US?"

I'll take it.

I'm just going to leave this right here.

Most white Americans feel this way. Word to "No, where are you REALLY from?"

This reads an awful lot like a desperate bid for clicks. :/ You're IGNing, Phil.

dat dishonesty

...this was her idea of an appropriate commencement speech?

well at least I shouldn't have to worry about that with my automatic transmission. I remember back when I was 14, my sister and I were left alone for the weekend. We really wanted to go to the mall but the only car was a standard. So she learned how to drive a stick that day. It was a painful and embarrassing drive.…

hugs to you. Huge hugs. You deserve emotional safety and full fidelity in your marriage. My heart aches for the pain you are feeling.

After four years of hard, miserable work, I have finally hit my goal weight of 175 lbs. In August of 2010 I had bariatric lapband surgery. I weighed 412 lbs on the day of my surgery, my BMI was almost 70. The lapband is generally not recommended for people who have over 100 pounds to lose but the more radical…

I know it means different things to different people, but usually when I tend to hear hetero, married people use the term "partner" in my corner of the world, it seems like it's out of Berkeley-style liberal guilt for being straight and they're trying to sound more alternative and cool.

I am the only one who does not see anything wrong with husband and wife? Can somebody explain why should married people look for other words?

Lover. I refuse to use anything else.

Some people have way too much time on their hands.

This is why I find it so confusing that audiophile and snob get thrown around so equally and derogatorily. Isn't any serious enthusiast going to be substantially better-informed and therefore able to offer a more highly-educated opinion on a given subject? I can understand if a person isn't really into, say, cars,…