You do work with truly awful people. I've worked with a ton of pregnant women and all have performed at or above their usual level.

I do and I don't. I never felt like you did before becoming pregnant, but I get how you could feel that way. I enjoyed being pregnant (except for the not drinking). I will say that all of the "OMG you're the cutest pregnant lady" and cooing didn't come close to making up for the random people thinking they could touch…

My asshole ex-boss actually said to me—when I was 6 months pregnant, after meeting with him multiple times to explain where I felt I could best add value and grow within the company (a company with whom, BTW, I had been employed for 7 years)—"well, we can discuss that when you come back...I mean, if you come back."

Thanks, this is my philosophy as well. They have all sold their souls, I just want the one who isn't a complete fucking psycho to be in power.

Damn you need to chill.

OMG as the mother of a now 4-year-old who had PPD and ended up splitting from my son's father, this story....makes me feel so many things. Thank you for sharing.

I am an only child so I have always gleefully watched their show because I love to see them being all sistery. I like big crazy families, even famewhore ones.

Unless it's a celebrity chef, in which case you should skip it just 50% of the time.

This is my life. My kid is so confused and I'm so tired. It feels like I'm off three hours, not one. I hate springing forward so much.

This is exactly how I've approached it with my son, who is 4. I also try to set expectations and I give lots of time limits (you can read for 5 more minutes, then you have to get dressed...etc). I have, of course, lost my temper with him before, because kids can be assholes. Sometimes I wonder if I would be as good of…

I don't eat fruit loops, but I am so like this. I can only change the volume on my television in increments of 5 or I get super stressed out. Which sucks because sometimes you need to be somewhere in between.

My kid is 4 and I still can't get him in jeans. Never was able to. Because...yeah, jeans really aren't the most comfortable choice when it comes to pants.

Kloss has been a long-time favorite of mine (I'm model-obsessed)...that WALK alone is insane. I met her at FW a few seasons back and she was so sweet, she seems to be really grounded and down-to-earth, and nice. I'm really happy to hear she's continuing her education.

Everyone will have their own anecdotes, I suppose. I think it completely and totally depends on the couple, like anything else. I moved in with my ex after dating for less than 6 months. Something I NEVER thought I would have considered. But, it just worked out that way. And we lived together for 7 years. Moving in…

"PREGNANT BY ONE MAN, IN LOVE WITH ANOTHER"

You need to watch Velvet Goldmine yesterday.

I hooked up with an Irish guy named Ross (or he said, "Ross Dress For Less") in Santa Cruz. He named each of my butt cheeks. I love Irish dudes even though they are kooky as fuck.

Wow.

That doesn't make you want to live on this planet anymore?

Interesting. I have cousins I'm really close with who are identical twins. One of my best friends in high school was an identical twin, as was my senior prom date. None had super different personalities. They all ran in the same general circles. It's always funny to me that some people assume twins are SUPER…