I feel like they need to separate the "women without children" category into women who voluntarily have no children and women who want but for whatever reason cannot have children. I think the numbers are probably at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of happiness in those two sub-groups of childless women.

he seems easy like sunday morning .

I think Mike Patton would have something to say about this dress... But I don't know what that would be.

Still a better decision than marrying Robin Thicke.

Coulda been worse. Coulda been pink.

Is anyone ever going to address or mention MOTHERFUCKING GENTRIFICATION?!?!!?!??!

God, I hate that show so much. If I wanted to watch a group of obnoxious, oblivious self-adsorbed assholes living in New York, I'd just watch Friends re-runs.

This is why I was shocked to hear that Marlise Munoz is on life support because of a 14 week fetus present at the time of her death. That fetus was about 3 inches long and had not yet developed many internal organs, including the lungs. Yet lots of people have commented online that they should just put the "baby" in…

"Okay, there it is now."

Know why it doesn't sway women?

A massive new study has disproved the common conservative notion that women who want abortions are idiots who don't know what a pregnancy is; even after looking at ultrasounds, more than 98% of them went ahead with the procedure.

I've never had group therapy, so I can't comment. I would assume that the focus should be on what works, so yeah.
That said, there are those out there who aren't even at the point of recognizing solutions; they may find reading about others' problems useful in recognizing their own need for a solution.

I assume this isn't a disorder you suffer from. As someone who was diagnosed a couple of years ago, seeing the astonishing similarity with the symptoms of other sufferers has profoundly helped me to recognize and change thoughts/behaviors. This is in fact contrary to your assertion that people should "move in the…

It's so nice and thoughtful of you to come into an article about a subject you know nothing about and tell everyone who suffers from a condition you've never had that it's all in their heads. Really, greatly appreciated.

Can you cite your sources on that? I have not seen anything (meaning: any peer-reviewed studies done by real scientists) that says self-harm is more common when self-harm is more publicized. Even if that is true, I can think of many more reasons than publicity that could contribute to a rise in self-harm: a rise in…

Can you tell us about the basis of your belief that self-injury was "very very rare" before recent decades? I'm not aware of any statistical patterns of change, and to be frank, your claims seem more rooted in anecdotal experience than in a factual understanding of the issue.

Oh I am judging you.....in the very best way possible. If you say 'Tim Curry!' to me, it's a 50/50 toss-up if I'm going to say Clue or Muppet Treasure Island.

Tenacious V?

I think Jim would have loved the very last movie too. As a person who grew up on the Muppets—meaning all the old specials, the movies, and the Muppet Show—I found the last movie to be incredibly well done and suitably muppety. It was a fantastic return to what the muppets were like before that failed reboot of the…