Agreed, what is up with people thinking they won't be alone anymore after they marry? He can leave you just as easily if that's what you are afraid of ...

Yeah kids and fine dining = generally a bad idea. Unless you're talking about very well-behaved kids.

Couldn't they have come up with a better name for their plan?

No outrage, just an observation about my view of the skit. Go build your straw man somewhere else.

I still love her. She is awesome.

Why do they owe her a thing? Even if she has no not at fault (which is questionable) that doesn't mean she should benefit from someone else's crime. Maybe if she had offered it back to the museum, rather than making them go to court to reclaim it, they would have offered her a reward of some kind. Regardless, what you…

Idk how she's supposed to control how old she looks, or how tall she is. Or, for that matter, how tall the guy she's dating's kid is.

I am really apalled by all the judgey comments I usually see here about mary kate olsen's relationship with that sarkozy guy. She is a 27 year old business woman and he is only 44. I really don't understand what the big deal is.

To answer your question - if I had a partner with erectile dysfunction or an injury that ruled out sex, and sex was essential to my idea of an intimate life with my partner, then I would probably take a lover (with his consent). If he didn't give consent, then I would consider leaving him. Maybe that makes me a…

I mean, sure, they can do what they want, but yeah. I think if most people in lasting marriages were honest, they would say they have gone through phases of not really feeling like hugging and kissing. I certainly have with my husband. But that to me is part of the cycle. I try to imagine my life without him, and even…

WORD. My first thoughts were to their "reasoning" was "Thats not good enough!"

Uh. Context matters.

Coachella is owned by AEG, which actively and financially supports anti-same-sex-marriage legislation. And They're not shy about it.

I really hope that this wasn't posted by my 24-year-old, 5-foot-9, recently dumped-by-boyfriend, Coachella-loving daughter.

You know, maybe it's because I was not born in the U.S. (I'm from a Caribbean country). My husband's race was not a consideration when we met, married, and raise our 2 kids 18 years later. I understand the "White Women/Black Men/others hijacking" you want to avoid. But what does one do when one meets someone who just…

So, what you're saying is that he deserved all the hateful comments her received for being married to a non black woman because he should realize that society is really hard on black women? Because that's the conclusion that's drawn from what you're saying.

I would argue that people are not colorblind but that love can be. My love for my husband is just love - at the same time, as an individual I recognize his race as an aspect of who he is and how the world works to shape his narrative. I think a conversation about how black women are viewed could be good (or bad,…

Is there a shortage of black men out there? Are they some huge commodity that black women are having a hard time wrangling one in? Who gives a flying fuck if he's with a white, yellow, brown, green, blue or purple woman. The point is he's being a father to his children. I can't believe the responses from all of…

I also don't care for the implication that Doyin's wife isn't strong due to her race. Pardon me? Really? Last I checked, the Japanese onna-bugeisha were pretty bad-ass, as were the Apache women who fought in battle, or my ancestors, the Celts. How about the women of just about every race currently serving the…

Why should he have to make excuses for falling in love with a non black woman? Why is it his obligation to address the devaluation of black women just because he fell in love and married a non black woman? Come on.