is it weird that I just started justifying to myself why I never fucked a fat person and then I was like, wait a minute, I did! (I’ve been in a long term releationship for 5 years now and I forget sometimes, how “loose” I used to be :) The fat guy was a one time thing though, because he was an ass, completely…

Unfortunately, yes :( although many of us are sad to hear hat comparison. There are a lot of progressive thinking, compassionate folks here, too, though, it’s just that the assholes are always louder

oh, sure...

my deepest sympathies, that souds truly terrible :(

an alien, on a TV SHOW

it doesn't sound that bad

while it may very well be delicious, i have such a hard time picturing grits as a savoury food, here in Hungary they're boiled in milk, you add sugar or honey and top it with cocoa powder fruit, fruit jam or whipped cream if you're feeling fancy. But then cottage cheese is also a dessert here so maybe we're just weird…

oh shit, too familiar :(

my dick isn't the Wailing Wall. priceless!

that's amazing, i think i'm a bit jealous

some people are just cruel, in a petty way albeit. There are some thoroughly shitty people out there masquerading as normal folks, I mean they'll never kill or maime anyone, but they'll come as close as they can while maintaning a facade of normalcy. Fuck these people.

I think you're on to something when you say that love doesn't last because we throw it away as soon as something goes wrong. But it's a tough call to make, because the culture of DTMFA and dealbreakers is a well intentioned thing that would serve to protect people, especially women from the "stuck in a bad marriage"…

The way I see it is that you have a fundamentally conservative view of what society should look like, meaning that in your opinion it's like a competition, but another way of looking at could be as a community, where people, certain groups rely on one another, offer support when needed. You're sort of putting the cart…

See, I think that's the trouble with this argument: "It SHOULD be uncomfortable because it's a bad situation and the discomfort is there to tell you to change." It implies that poverty is a sort of moral failing.

I hope you're joking

yeah, i mean, let's not make it out to be just some modern hypervigilence to avoid alcohol and tobacco during pregnancy

oooo this is so timely for me and reassuring that I did, in fact make the right choice. So here's the situation: over the spring/summer we went through a rough patch with my partner and I rented a small apartment so we could live separately for while, but in the past few months our relationship really smoothed out and…

wow, now someone's thought of a diet that cuts out both grains AND nuts! Because up until now it was raw till 4 vegan: nuts are bad because they're oily, but grains are cool, paleo: no grains, just nuts and seeds. But now we can have double the restriction for the sake of dental health.

morons or mormons? :) but that's a little weird...as an American citizen who's been living in the lovely, sinful Europe for almost 2 decades, I'm constantly reminded what a strange and wonderful place the US is

oh, that's a tough one...This happened to me, in a nonreligious setting and we weren't married, just living together. I think part of it is a feeling of relief that's like: oooh, s that's what was wrong, well that explains it then. I don't think the women in these relationships feel 100% good either, i'm sure they…