Sterlingchainsaws1213
Sterlingchainsaws
Sterlingchainsaws1213

That question by Megyn.... was beyond rude and cringe- worthy. She should know better

According to something else I read, Messing was mainly responding to the fact that Kelly asked an audience member ‘jokingly’ if watching Will and Grace had “made him gay.” Messing did not respond well- as she and they shouldn’t have. If the network gave her a problem about that they should be ashamed.

Considering Debra is a star on one of NBC’s most highly rated and beloved sitcoms, which they are rebooting with great fanfare, and Megyn Kelly is basically 0-2 on NBC, and will soon be known as “omg I totally forgot Megyn Kelly had a talk show for a couple months in 2017", I kinda doubt that anyone at NBC said

I had completely forgotten about my own briefly worn playboy bunny navel ring. Adult me is shaking her head in shame at 8th grade me. Also, thinking back, I can’t believe my mom let me wear that!

I don’t want to pile on this lady, but I just gotta say: if asking her husband to clean the litter box while she’s freaking pregnant elicits anything other than “of course dear”, let alone a fight, then there are problems. She can’t do it, it needs to be done, he’s the only other person available. This does not bode

I was totally going to chime in with the possibiliy of ADD or ADHD.I couldn’t agree with you more. My 18 yr old son was diagnosed with ADD about 4 years ago and he’s been on Vyvanse ever since (and seriously...what’s the deal with the cost???). I used to get so pissed at him because I would look in his room and it

Two things:

dude. we all have excuses not to clean. I work (as a social worker none the less) and go to school. and I have THREE kids. sometimes I spend an entire day cleaning my house. do I like it? no. would I rather be sleeping? yes. but sometimes, it just NEEDS to be done. often, it seems like if a house gets to the level to

Froggyfriendly, we are not hating on you- or at least most if us aren’t-but most of us are women and probably mothers and we know that if you think you can’t get on top of this cleaning situation now, it will be twice as bad when you’re taking care of a baby and cleaning up while trying to also keep it safe. Being

I grew up in a house that was quite messy. I am not the kind of person who has ever felt comfortable in mess or filth. As a result, it was very hard for me to relax in my own home when I was growing up because I had trouble overlooking counters full of dishes or mold growing on the bathroom ceiling and I felt

Hey, congrats on your pregnancy! I find that for cleaning, it’s absolutely helpful for me to make a list each week of things that need to be done and then break it out by day (ex: Monday dust, Tuesday vacuum, etc.) as well as having a set of chores that just need to be done every day (dishes, wiping kitchen/bathroom

There is a difference between a messy house and a filthy house. In my years working in the child welfare system, in two different states, I have never had a case that just involves a “messy house”. I’ve never had cases where children are removed solely based on the home environment except for cases where the parent is

Agreed. I grew up in a messy, chaotic household (parents had four kids and busy jobs) and I was embarrassed about it when I was a kid, even as young as elementary school (when my friends came over they would point out that my house was a mess). As an adult, I get very stressed out if my home isn’t perfectly neat and

I don’t know you, but if you were my friend I would tell you to tell your husband to go fuck himself. Boundaries are important in a marriage and it’s more important for your kid to grow up in a clean environment than it is for him to have his things not moved. I know this is easier said than done, but laying down the

Plus it can be helpful rying to figure out what works for you as a person and is still clean. I have a totally different system from my folks because I’m super visual and need to see things or risk forgetting they exist. So I can’t just put things away in a cabinet or drawer (unless it’s a drawer I literally open

How about you get a housekeeper so your child won’t be embarrassed to have friends over? Or so the parents’ of said friends will allow them to come more than once?

Ok, I can see that cat peeing in the sink happening. I had one that liked to pee in the tub. Another poster had the right idea, keep a bit of water in the sink, they won’t be going to pee in there after that. The rest, lets be honest here: You are making excuses why you don’t clean. You choose to not learn how to

I had a roommate in college who swore she didn’t know how to clean. I wrote down detailed instructions on what needed to be cleaned, how often, and with what cleaning product. Then it changed to she didn’t see the mess. Like, she legit argued she couldn’t tell the difference between a countertop just wiped clean and

She admits that CPS had been called on her several times before. This was the straw that broke the camel’s back.

I agree. It’s hard for me to believe that her children would be removed from her for leaving her kids in a dirty apartment for a few hours once a week. There’s got to more to this, because removal over that just seems too extreme for a system that’s spread so thin.