Yes... And by "anyone" I mean "a ton of people." My OB says that is basically every woman's first question upon finding out she was pregnant. "I have been drinking a lot these past few weeks! Is the baby okay?" Generally speaking, yes. Baby is fine. Don't KEEP drinking a whole lot once you know, but don't stress out…

I was under the impression that stress is more detrimental to a fetus' health than a glass of wine a week.

Basically I agree with everything you wrote!

It's crazy how judgey people got when I was pregnant. My husband enjoys a good beer, and I would take a sip or two here and there. We were out at a restaurant and the older ladies sitting next to us and our waitress looked like their heads were about to explode. Like those two sips were going to give my baby FAS.

::raises hand::

My anecdotal evidence says this is true. So obviously it is! Because science! I mean, because correlation!

I always sort of love when people gasp in horror when a pregnant woman drinks a glass of wine, but then think nothing of pounding down really unhealthy processed food. Don't get me wrong—I ate 2 breakfast sandwiches from Dunkin' the other day. I'm not saying you're horrible if you eat junk food when you're pregnant…

Probably already happened.

"Pregnant Mother Goes On Bender, Future President Is Born"

You exist but you are a mutant. Big difference.

Me too, it's so confusing.

I hate it when I find out I don't exist. :(

I fully accept that different people have different tastes, but I consider liking Love, Actually to be an objective proof that their opinions shouldn't be given much weight.

Parts of it were good, but I got annoyed with all the plotlines involving men falling in love with the help. One, okay, but there were like seven. At least it felt like seven.

Here is an interesting article from The Atlantic about how Love Actually is, actually, the least romantic movie of all time.

Hated that movie SO. MUCH.

It's because the emcee in that scene is ELLIOTT SCHWARTZ. Totally blew my mind, I did not notice that until watching this video just now! Whoa!

well, I just think it is funny because it translates to "yarn of the King"....

Well, to be fair this is coming from the same person who thought it was okay to wear a warbonnet, dance around a fire, and drink booze in a previous music video. So culturally sensitive is not a word that I would use to describe Lana Del Rey.