The number of clueless jackwagons asking, with what I can only assume are straight faces, "I wonder what he did to make her so upset" is really depressing the everloving hell out of me.

I used to drink a six pack of beer like that was how much beer you were supposed to drink. Now I can drink like half a glass of wine and I have a headache. I don't think I'm drinking nearly as much as the average 25 year old, but I know for damn sure I don't drink as much as I did at 25. Not no way.

If male nurses get so distracted by the female body, they may wish to reconsider their chosen profession...

Yeah there was one terrible article on here where the writer wrote some article completely dismissing them and calling them useless when they're extremely helpful for tons of people.

Not nearly as bad as this guy's comments:

Lets hear it for the ladies who can't buy button up shirts!

I think he was trying to distract her with humor, vis a via making it all about him instead.

I'm seriously giggling over the idea of Hurricane Fuck.

Awwwwww... warm fuzzies!

It makes me so happy to read this. :) I still remember reading your account of finding your birth mother in Korea, and how it had me weeping in my office—your story really stuck with me.

But her bra sure was!

I shit you not this was an episode of Degrassi recently. Some character got in trouble for having a bra strap showing and as revenge the next day wore her bra over her shirt. I guess in this case, Degrassi wasn't too over the top.

I once got busted when my bra strap slipped out and became visible. Instead of putting on a sweatshirt like I was told to, I just took the bra off from underneath my shirt right there in the middle of the commons and stuffed it into my backpack. After all, there was no rule saying I had to wear the damn thing. The…

I've tried to bring out more discussion on why I think their approach was clouded and misinformed. I think these parents are sending a dangerous message about gender and what it means to be a boy or girl. Their thinking is binary; Long hair and pink is for girls, short hair and sports is for boys. Also did you see the…

If this were just a story about a little boy being supported by his family through the transgender process, that would have been so sweet. This boy was also born Deaf. There is a Deaf culture that is rich, vibrant, very strong and something to be celebrated. It's a culture that has art and language and community. …

I've seen comments in other places wherein people say they wish the parents had been as accepting of Ryland's deafness as they are of his being a boy. As a hearing parent of hearing impaired kids, with deaf and CODA family members, it's something I'm on the edge of but not really in. Before we really knew the degree…