Thank you for writing this. At 30, I’ve been battling a handful of chronic illnesses and their accompanying pain for 5+ years now, and I’ve already been through more doctors and drugs than I’d like, and been treated very poorly and very well and everything in between. I know it will only get worse, pain-wise, and I am…

As someone without a kid, I can’t even imagine shoving something out of there -let along having SOMEONE SHOVE IT BACK INSIDE.

You can lose your license and never work again. I don’t think that happens very often.

Stories like that make me understand why so many people want to give birth at home, with just a midwife or doula who isn’t going to fuck up your shit. Look, mom is doing all the work, just catch the damned baby unless something is (legitimately) going wrong!

In a city where playing in public fountains is a critical part of your childhood, we do not worry about these silly water-borne diseases. Also, duh, they lined the dumpster and they probably cleaned it up if it was dirty.

We shouldn’t heal them if they don’t want it. Especially if it’s just for more suffering. Several years ago, my then-fiance’s mother got very very sick with small cell lung carcinoma. (Don’t smoke, seriously). She went downhill extremely quickly. She was only in her mid 50s, so obviously everyone wanted her to fight.…

I hate this nonsense! I have never had a guy do this to me, but I’m always the one that wants dessert, and guys say no. “Are you sure” “Yes.” “Okay.”

In my experience, they have been, but after reading this, I have to wonder if the well-trained agents are the exception, not the rule. I opted out once, and was flagged on the way back, and both times the woman officer was very kind, asked if I’d had any recent surgery (I had) or any places that were sensitive to…

I get it, too. I spent years with a depressed and suicidal boyfriend, and while I never said it, sometimes I got so frustrated and tired of it all that I had to bite my tongue not to say it. The loved ones of those dealing with mental health issues are humans too, and we all make mistakes. This was not his fault, and…

I really, really hope that dad is getting appropriate and intensive care and therapy right now, because I cannot imagine not wanting to take my own life if I were in his shoes, and I so desperately hope that he does not. No matter what was going on in that family, no one ever, ever, ever deserves anything like this.…

And movie passes to the place WHERE THEIR LOVED ONES WERE GUNNED DOWN? You offer movie passes when someone complains about their popcorn not having enough butter or the seats were too sticky. Not when people got gunned down in your theater.

I think there’s definitely a difficult line between feeling like you’re taking advantage of kids by posting the pictures, and knowing you’re doing good by getting RTs, and thus, donations. Only comparing this in spirit, but when I ran a cat rescue in a rough part of the city, we always posted the saddest and most…

haha, I read his tweet as “this bald Head Bitch” and not “this bald-headed bitch” as he probably intended. And she does look hot!

I think separate bathrooms are key to marital bliss. When I lived with a boyfriend, he was only permitted to poop in the powder room. We were both very happy with this.

This made me cry so many times. So much of this is my worst nightmare - i have a couple chronic illness that, if I ever try to have a child, may make it difficult or impossible to conceive or carry a child to term. Aside from being afraid of that, I’m afraid that something like this will happen, and I’ll have to make…

Yes, it definitely is. I had to read all of this a few times to have any idea what’s going on.

I just give zero fucks about his “excitement, promise, and vigor.”

Glad to find this update! I made a chrome extension to replace “ex-Stanford swimmer,” etc with “convicted rapist.” It makes me want to barf less when I read the news.

I wondered that, too, as she also emphasized that he did whatever he wanted to her as long as she could still make him an heir. I expected her to then say something like “but he didn’t, thank god.” I could see the showrunners going with this.

Sadly, I don’t think the good speeches are remembered as well as the bad ones. My best friend’s wedding featured a speech by the best man that was mostly about horrible college drinking escapades... and the best man should have known that the groom was very very recently sober (he’s still doing great, almost 2 years…