Oh ick. You better have a damn secure waistband if you're going to do that, that is not a place you want to start digging for lost property.

I'm an F cup and completely disinterested in having to fish around in my breasts. It also seems like a good way to destroy the band on a bra.

Am I the only one who finds the idea of bras as storage space bizarre? The only thing I like to keep in my bra is my breasts. Also those tank tops are hideous and look like they would provide zero support.

Two can play this game! Everyone I know who doesn't want kids never changed their minds, even though several of them are married. 100% of the married people still have people bugging them with questions like, "so when are you having kids? The clock is ticking!" Some of them even got pregnant, and then had…

People weigh with a lot of consideration (or sometimes not) where they will go for higher education, and while parents have a lot of opinions about it, society in general isn't butting into your business and asking why you're going to one school over another. What college you choose will have a huge impact on your…

I think the public is less concerned with men defending their bachelorhood, but families are super invested in their sons' procreation.

"But, you very likely will change your mind" is the thing that chaffs on me the most. This is trap-door acceptance. If you're accepting my choice, then don't add a bunch of "buts" and clauses at the end about "not knowing where I'll be in ten years."

It sounds like you need to first of all be comfortable with what your decision is: yes or no on children, if there is a way you would be ok with having children (foster, adoption, traditional reproduction). You also need to decide if you're serious enough about this relationship to have the conversation now. And…

Telling friends, family and partners that I'm childfree has never been a problem. None of them have ever felt the need to pressure me and my family has a history of long-term committed-but-unmarried relationships. It's colleagues and total god-damned strangers that are a problem. It's frustrating to go to a party…

My beef with Kickstarter is the growing presence of people who are perfectly able to finance their own projects and choose not to. Some companies are getting in on this as well and that hits a grayer area for me. Getting someone to investing in making your video game (for example) can be exceedingly difficult if…

The "Big Gulp" tweet is disingenuous. Aside from the Big Gulp Ban, New York also has the strictest gun control legislation in the nation and New York City is even more prohibitive. "They" did both.

I'm fine with making a box of 25-50 available to hunters at a reduced cost with a license, but you still run into the issue of practice bullets. Assuming you want to practice more than once a year, it's a problem.

Secondary issue is that, aside from practice, pricing bullets too high would make hunting difficult.

The range my dad shoots at already does this, only he complains they aren't "cheap." You are only allowed to fire on the range bullets purchased at the range, and you can't take the spares home with you. Though it's my understanding they did this because people were bringing in crazy-scary bullets.

You know you're on the wrong side of an issue if you've pissed off Rainbow Brite.

I suspect "reasonable suspicion" would be covered when they looked at her breasts and saw the bags protruding through the not-healing open wounds. Whether it was drugs or not, she needed immediate medical attention.

I have mostly avoided that article, knowing the comments would turn into, "well I like Body Part X to be bigger/smaller/rounder/leaner because of this insulting list of reasons."

I tend to keep my eye out for anything she's in just to try. I waffled for ages on Firefly until I learned she was in it (albeit briefly). I'm similarly proportioned but shrunk down (I'm a good five inches shorter than she is) and it was lovely to see someone like her playing a well-crafted, complete character, as…

Christina Hendricks, a by all account stunning woman with a very curvaceous figure, gets described so damn much as "vulgar" when she's on the red carpet and it drives me batty. It seems like there is a very narrow set of circumstances under which a curvy body like this is considered acceptable. I don't want to have…

Absolutely. I gave up wearing jeans for a long time because whatever was considered "curvy" for my frame wasn't curvy enough, but plus-sized clothing is just too big. Size and shape are distinct from one another, and while there's certainly cross-over between plus-sized, fat, and curvy, they are by no means…