Men really don’t understand what “Urge to Push” means, I guess. Maybe because it was probably named by a man to sound like something other than “MY BODY HAS DECIDED TO PUSH NOW, I AM PUSHING, WHAT IS HAPPENING?”

...I mean, he should have stopped and called the ambulance at that point. That’s what we were told to do in birthing class if it seemed like it was coming before we were at the hospital. (1) Stop the car, (2) Call ambulence, (3) Dad goes to passenger side to catch/help/correct issues like umbilical cord around neck (4)…

I mean, it sounds like they were on their way to the hospital, so it’s not like they were seeking this out. Why you gotta be a dick about something unrelated when there are so many things in this video you could be a dick about?

Yup- that’s the one thing you can do- STOP MOVING!

Yup. If the baby is out, wait for the ambulance, guys! Also, stop the car while it’s coming out!

I’m too cynical for this shit. I got invited to a This Is Us party with work friends, and had to turn it down because I know I’d laugh and/or criticize and then they’d all hate me, just like my BFF’s sister hated me for a year after I laughed at the end of Rent.

Holy fuck- that’s...worse than I thought.

Oh man I just said the same thing— should have scrolled down! Have you done The Good Place? Because that’s my go-to feel good when there’s no no GBBO.

Holy shit. That last line. Dead on.

I liked him when he was with Francie. Before she was replaced by Fake Francie, of course, but after she dumped her terrible fiancee.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure this article is exactly what the PR team has been hoping for. They’re really shooting for a “The leads in this movie ARE JUST LIKE THE MOVIE!” vibe. 

Yup. I’ve got acid reflux, so the idea of “nothing nothing nothing WINE! nothing nothing WINE! WINE!” sounds just so stomach-churning to me. 

I agree that this is a “Both sides were wrong in the moment” WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE GAME. He shouldn’t have called a stupid rule that he *cannot possible* consistently call, because he’s not facing the fucking audience. She took it a step too far when she threw the racket. I don’t love it when *any* of my tennis…

True. What bothers me is that it’s such a high-profile story that we’re still arguing about. Like, virtually all men can have an overreaction (and yeah, I think she did kinda overreact) without it being in headlines for fucking days. Part of that is due to Serena’s star power, but most of that is due to the front-page…

Yup. I don’t particularly love the arguing with the ref thing from anyone, but it totally is something that happens regularly in tennis, particularly men’s tennis.

I mean, *sometimes* the problem is the rules. Billie Jean King agrees with me on this one- it’s a stupid rule that should be abolished.

Right. I’m saying that Miss MA was saying something stupid, while WVa was being brave. 

Especially someone from MA, who could say “Burn Trump!” and not be ostracized from her neighbors, when WVa has to probably consider that her life might be in danger if she talks too much shit. 

“Unfortunately, he has caused a lot of divide in our country, and until we can trust in him and the choices that he makes for our country, we cannot become united.”