I mean, that’s you. For me, I would ask where he thought the relationship went wrong. How did he handle problems, what did she say? I would try to get him to reach that conclusion himself. If you want to help them get better then coddling (at least after the initial mourning period) won’t work, and straight up honesty…

I wouldn’t go that far. But, the idea is that you’re not going to kick someone when they’re down. If it was petty bullshit that ended a relationship, there’s no need to point that out. At least not right away while she is still mourning.

However, if homegirl cheated or something, you better believe I’ll call her out on…

Exactly.

It was my mom’s, that makes it the bestest.

It’s kind of like those people that refuse to understand that Hitler was a person, and was a pretty charismatic, well liked one.

That’s kind of... ew...

It seems very biased. I caught a bit of that. However, now after reading more details (I’ve been doing this on and off all day) what does Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston think of all this?

I read that. That is terrible and disgusting.

Oh I’m not saying anyone was right or wrong, (other than Polanski for raping a 13 year old girl)

So Wikipedia says this:

Ok, so he was sentenced and then fled. But, at what point did he serve 42 days? I’m gonna go to the Google for this...

I’m young and wasn’t alive when this happened. Can someone explain this to me?

Hey at least you could arguably use all those eggs. None of them go to waste. Conserve genes!

I’m betraying my age here, but Jack Nicholson was a pretty good looking dude back in the day.

What’s that? Did I just donate bunches of dollars with you? <3 Bernie.

I never thought I would be done with the internet before noon...

I don’t know what it is because I hate sounding bitter or shamey and that’s not where this is coming from...

Dont feel bad. My kid can read and write, but cant tie his shoes and still shits his pants at least once a day.

Completely possible. That’s why I don’t tell my son he’s a genius or the smartest or anything like that. I tell him he did a good job, that I’m proud of him, that I’m happy etc.

It was funny because I hate being that parent that brags about their child, so when I enrolled him in preschool I didn’t really say much about his abilities. When I picked him up the first day they were all amazed “He can read! He can write his letters!” I nodded and said, “I know.”

They asked me why I didn’t tell them…