I can't be the only person who clapped with glee and clicked on the site ... am I?

I'm sorry, were you trying to paint yourself as being on the moral high ground here? Just because she did something illegal and wrong, doesn't mean that you get a free pass on taking her stuff. Technically since she dropped the knapsack she can't prosecute you, but seriously. Didn't your mother ever teach you that two…

Hey, my oldest is 7 too! I had the fun merry go round of vomiting, and vomiting, and vomiting some more, and oh hey! Smell that, that's water in the toilet! Have some dry heaving! Hyperemesis is no joke, man, and the doctors just kept ignoring me and saying it would go away. They didn't put me on meds for the vomiting…

I wouldn't say "forget" exactly, but you kind of just go, oh yeah, I did that. Go, me. And yeah, the endorphin rush is like a crazy drug. You feel all floaty and awesome.

Nah, having it one time doesn't mean you'll have it again. I had hyperemesis during my first pregnancy (and it was utterly, tragically, completely AWFUL, and I was hospitalized 3 times because of it) but not during either of my subsequent two. And my oldest son who caused my body so much grief (had other complications…

haha Your theory may have some weight to it ... although my kids slept for like 7 hours straight every night from about 4 months on. It was the weirdest thing. I really disliked the toddler years MUCH more than the infant period. I'd totally have another kid (I have 3 now) if I could magically skip years 2-4.

I went into my first labor dead-set on knowing I wanted an epidural when the pain "got too bad." Well, I was lucky I guess, because it never got THAT awful and then it was time to push ... so I didn't even consider the epidural for either of my other kids' births. It's weird how our bodies work, isn't it?

You obviously have Internet access, so your argument about limited shopping options doesn't really hold water in my book. I'm sure there is a website or two that would be thrilled to take your money and send you button downs and wide-legged slacks or ankle-length skirts or whatever it is that you're interested in…

What's really weird about all this (the rest doesn't surprise me - I've heard it all since I don't game for the amusement of males but for myself!) is that your portrait looks a LOT like Felicia Day (who is a nerd sex icon), and I would have guessed the subject's age to be like, mid 20s.

Your theory would explain a lot about my oldest son. He and I did not cohabitate well in my body.

Hooray for Zofran! At least with the meds, you only have to vomit once or twice a day. :D I feel for you, going through that nonsense three times. That is terrible.

I had it and I'd do the same thing, because puking up water is SO much less painful (and easier on your insides!) than the dry heaving. Also, when you say "until something [comes] out" people need to understand that it doesn't necessarily mean *out of your mouth*. Full body convulsive dry heaving will make one poop…

Eh, I'm cool either way. I've been married twice and the second time it was me that proposed. There aren't enough people in the world (men OR women) who are truly confident about going after what they want. You only live once!

It's easier and cheaper - you just take your marriage certificate and get your name changed on your license/ID and your SSI card. Et voila! New name.

Funnily enough, my second husband's last name was Brown, and my two younger children and I hyphenated (I've since gone back to the surname I appropriated from my first husband). Leonard-Brown wasn't so bad.

It is, it's terrible, it's obnoxious, and you feel like it's going to go on FOREVER! But statistically she's less likely to miscarry, so there's that. I guess. Doesn't make up for vomiting when one smells water, but what can you do?

Yes! The absolute worst part of the hyperemesis was how my OB and team would just dismiss it and act like I was being a baby. GRRRR.

The worst part is when everyone just dismisses it as "a little morning sickness" and calls you a drama queen. That's worse than vomiting at the smell of water, imo (which is fairly terrible). I feel for you and there is a light at the end of the tunnel! Eat what you can and envision the day that you and yours are no…

It's fairly terrible. I couldn't smell water without vomiting, and was hospitalized twice in my first trimester because of it. I was finally put on Zofran (after Phenergan didn't work for me) and had to take that for the final 4 months of my pregnancy - which was great, I could finally EAT after having lost like 25lbs…

My question for you is have you thought about how you feel about making money for an organization (as a hardworking, fabulous employee who will provide great value for his salary) that supports a value system that actively condemns your (and your boyfriend's) moral values. They're obviously lucky to get you, right?…