In my experience, guys are more self conscious about the size of their package than women are the size of their boobs (mostly because you can't really tell the size of a penis in trousers), so yeah, that policy would be going away mighty quickly.

I like the idea for myself to have both names, and my ideal mate would want to hyphenate his name as well. Whether he actually decides to do so or not, I still plan to hyphenate mine.

Seriously. I have gay male friends that I as a straight woman find attractive, but since I know that they would never be interested in me because I'm not a dude, I don't flirt with them, at least not seriously. The same thing applies to gay men and women regarding straight men and women. My lesbian and bisexual female…

I've decided that when I get married, I'm hyphenating my name. To me, it makes so much more sense, especially regarding children. If I'm going through pregnancy, childbirth, and taking care of the bulk of the childcare as the mother, why should my children have my husband's last name? The children will belong to both…

"Himler" should also be Himmler, as I'm assuming that Heinrich Himmler was the inspiration.

Don't forget "Himler" either- naming your child after Hitler's right-hand man isn't much better.

She has a butt of her chest. A butt bigger than her real butt.

Thank God for Harry Potter- J.K. Rowling was probably the substitute parent. XD

Key difference- people that are overweight do not have intentional expensive surgery to be like that. This woman and her doctor consciously and purposefully completed a surgery that saddles this woman with a major health and safety risk.

Irresponsible Parenting 101

He had mine in comparison to the halfwits that the Republicans keep trying to pass off as "candidates", but now I have some more solid justification for my vote (I consider myself a Libertarian, so my party preference tends to shift in terms of Presidential candidates).

And he just ensured my vote for the 2012 election. Thank you, Mr. President.

It was super fun explaining this tradition to my Japanese roommate (she's studying abroad from Osaka).

There are no original story ideas left- I can still do it. It's all in the setting and characters.

I left my parents lifestyle because I went to public school and ended up being best friends with a girl that ultimately became bi and very liberal and greatly influenced my life. Had I been raised in a commune with other people that believed the same as my parents, I would be a very different woman right now.

Omigod that just reminded me of my first "boyfriend". It was in the third grade and my best friend and I shared him... XD

This isn't a situation of "my momma only liked cats, so I think cats are better" vs. someone else being raised to like dogs. This is one person being raised to believe that they are free to make their own choices in life, marry or divorce who they want, believe what they want, and have control of their own…

They're living in the fifties now! Yay, progress!

Because sometimes it's just wrong. Look at how women are treated in the middle east- they and the men there were raised that way, but that doesn't excuse the human rights violations. This isn't as extreme as this, but women are still in a situation in which divorce is unlikely, marriage is expected, and their lives…

Yeah, I have no problem with consenting, non-sheltered adults choosing a polyamorous lifestyle in which all parties involved are treated as equals and can leave whenever they want. Even BDSM type situations with slaves or whatever are fine as long as the "slaves" are consenting, safe, and free to leave if they so…