Wow, so making fun of birth defects is totally and 100% OK because one person who had a birth defect turned out to be a mass murderer. Lets go make fun of some downs syndrome kids and kids with cleft palates. My son had hypospadius and had to have surgery for it at six months old. Its not so funny when you’re sitting…

Well, that’s not very nice.

If you’re going with the college student = adult analogy, then you must extend it to college = work. If visitors were coming to tour my workplace and a group of coworkers behaved in this manner, they would be fired immediately.

“You’re.” And no, I’m not from GT.

I’ve been commenting for about a year now, and I’d like to think actually contributing to the discussions. I’m still in the greys. It blows.

Right, unless you live in a mosquito-free-affulence bubble having kids right now probably sounds like a terrible idea. But for many, it’s not like waiting it out is a viable option, sometimes that window closes, or other, unforeseen things happen.

My brain is a little slow today, but I’m trying to process this. As part of my maternity leave, I am taking 12 weeks of unpaid leave. Though I will get benefits during this period, the company is still saving three months of my salary. Couldn’t they use that money to hire a contractor or freelancer or something while…

Yup, I was baaaaaad after my last loss. And there was no help for it. It was awful because the loss lasted three months (I wish I was joking) and I was insanely depressed that whole time but having to do all these blood tests and ultrasounds. None of the medical people I saw (aside from my midwife) really understood…

I keep reading through the comments about how women are taken off antidepressants because of risks with breastfeeding and it makes me rage something monstrous. Obviously, if it’s something super important to you, you are free to make a choice for breastfeeding in absence of antidepressants or concomitant with them,…

GOD FUCKING DAMNIT: FORMULA IS NOT RAT POISON!