Thanks for that. Having been dumped, with no reason, I see it's hard either way if you really care about the other person.

Thanks.

I was engaged to someone I loved and who I knew loved me.

Please.

It pains me to read Margaret's words - because I get it having lived as the "other". And I too find myself filled with rage when I see others bullied or abused, especially in areas of what is, or is not, considered generically attractive or desirable.

And so many thousands of animals are euthanized or abused needlessly. I love my cats, but cloning one would never bring that cat, and all his unique quirks and experiences, back to life.

That was awesome!

It's not just me! I tell my boys to have a good day and remind them to not be jerks to one another. I make up songs for them, usually based on some 80s song by Journey or Donna Summer. And everyone has a ton of nicknames - which they know means them.

Mr. Nicholas is one SWEET looking kitty! I'm going home to ask my cat Bee Bop why he won't work it for the camera.

Maybe it's my avocado high (I love them), but in that photo of David O. Russell looks like Trent Reznor to me.

I don't understand designers who ignore women over a certain size. It's like refusing to take a federal holiday (I'm looking at you Arizona). You have to really hate (and fear) a person or group to not want their hard earned cash.

That was hilarious and also managed to make me cringe as promised. I've had a few of those comments said to my face. And the touching of the hair - sometimes people ask, sometimes they don't.

I saw them on the same documentary and you are right, Jon seemed as if he was unhappy. I really felt that Jon felt that he had to settle for the other, younger man in the relationship in order to hang on to Jaiya.

Thank you for posting that - because I was confused how Bridesmaids did not make the list.

This, I was just thinking this. How could Community NOT make it at all? It's funny. It's well written. I don't get it.

I found myself asking these same questions. Can we get more on their story because this racist business is wearing me down.

Is she concerned that black people are made of tea?

I don't know if we'd all move on faster if he admitted what he did publicly or not. I'm not even sure he needs to admit that publicly since we aren't dating him - at least I don't think any of us are dating him.

This is like the black version of "She's Just Not That Into You", which a friend kept rambling about seeing. Ah, no.

I'm not getting the feeling that her mother was saying it was inevitable that her daughter would die this way at all. She's trying to gain some meaning at this horrible time. It's a way of coping with losing her daughter.