Yeah, I know C-sections can have complications; it's a major surgery! But I felt like I was in great hands with my doctor. I was only in the hospital for 2 days after my C-section. I was up and walking around 3 hours after the procedure. I was told, "If you can't get up and walk, we have to keep your baby in the…

I lol'ed so hard at this! The tribal music softly playing . . . .

That is what's baffling to me. Some of these people have apparently never been to a mom board/forum/website where this thing is disgustingly prevalent. I'm interested in the study, sure, but I have to brace myself for the dumbasses out there as well.

I haven't read on this particular thread, but they're out there. Are you arguing that it's this thread alone? Or that it doesn't exist at all?

Mommie wars, mom message boards/forums, mom sites. I've seen enough hating on inductions and c-sections to last me a lifetime. It exists, even if you personally don't see it. In the end, does it matter how they wrap the question or comment?

This is all well and good, until you are 2 weeks overdue in the middle of July during a nasty heatwave and you can't walk anymore because your hip joints are slipping.

The guy in this pic has nothing to be ashamed of. Just sayin'.....

I heard one that went like this:

WTF am I going to do? I have to actually get STARZ now to see this? Well, True Blood is nearly over. Time to cancel HBO. I guess I'll budget it out that way.

CAREFUL! All you ladies mocking/making fun of this ass-queef must be sooooooooooo not good looking.

Yeah, it seems like a "Take your ball and go home" type of thing.

"I've noticed that the women that rag on me aren't very good looking, and the ones that enjoy me are beautiful. Coincidence? I think not."

Yeah, I don't get the negativity. She looks utterly beautiful, imho.

No, "Batman" is Batman. There wasn't writing on the backpack, just a Bat symbol.

I'm okay with this.

Back in the early 80's, my track coach used to wear the short athletic shorts (see pic). I got my first glimpse of man-sac when he showed me how to stretch hurdle-style. Actually, looking back, I got a lot of peeks at the manparts from then on, especially once I realized that you could look up a dude's shorts and…

Yeah, this is pretty common. I school shopped at Walmart last year and found a Disney Princess backpack that said, "Diamonds and Jewels Are the Best!"

Uhhh, dogs who also eat random animal poop, bark at the doorbell on television, and fart, look around, smell their own butts, and wonder "WTF was that?"

LMAO, this is so awesome. I'm a parent and kids are super cool and precious, but yeah. LaFF!

Wow, you're a walking cliche. Congrats, assweed.