There are plenty of friendships that start out as two people caring about one another that don't stay that way. The idea that ending or disappearing from friendships isn't normal is exactly what kept me in really toxic situations with people way longer than I should have been. In my experience, learning to get away…

This is more cute than crazy. I scored free VIP tickets to a Flaming Lips concert in LA, which also got me into a pretty sweet after party. There was a cotton candy machine there and just as I walked up to get some Elijah Wood pops up and asks the operator to teach him how to use it. So, Elijah Wood made me cotton…

Absolutely!

If trying to be discreet it could easily be done the other way around. The guy does a quick line up himself and the camera moves to perfect it. It's pretty clear in the first one that's what happens (I couldn't watch beyond that).

Nay, they actually feel PROUD of themselves for acting like over-indulged, asinine, spoiled brats.

As someone who lives in the real world and has thus happened across multiple people with serious anger management issues I can tell you that, no, anger isn't always provoked.

Well, the plane was 25 minutes from landing, so they were probably on the descent. Fasten seatbelt signs were likely on, it would be difficult to get an attendant to stop and talk, and it probably wouldn't be a good idea to talk right next to the guy (who knows what he'd say or do). He knew all of this which is why he…

She's THE ABSOLUTE WORST. I'm still mad that show didn't end with her getting kicked off a cliff.

This isn't about a political platform. It's about people's identity.

There are plenty of LGBT Irish Americans, I assure you.

That's how I used it too. Then I had the realization that some other women were using it like this article describes - basically saying, "Hey, I have to qualify this crush, because it's not reaaally a crush because I'm TOTALLY NOT GAY." Whereas, for me, what I was saying was, "I am attracted to this girl" aka "Not…

The reason they do it is because like every parent since the dawn of time ... THEY ARE DOING THE BEST THEY CAN MANAGE!

Why is it the letter-writer's problem?

"For" has very loose definition these days, apparently.

I did. And I'm pretty sure I ranted on Gawker about it.

Sometimes it's easier or more comfortable to just appease instead of saying "no" and risking any sort of violent/angry behavior.

Yes? I was never referring to the father/doctor when I said "Welden."

The link says, "The following day, Good Friday, Welden informed Lee that her blood work had turned up a bacterial infection and gave her what he claimed was the antibiotic Amoxicillin."

Who, exactly, did the father confirm the pregnancy to? Because it sure wasn't the patient.

Or Resistance. I've never seen that game played without a screaming match erupting.