"I only do that in serious relationships" because of STD concerns? That's the only good reason for it since protection for that is just...no fun.

I've been there with a guy. Didn't marry him though, fortunately.

Amen.

Wait, how did he end up in jail??

Seriously, I never watch news interviews with "witnesses" because the reporters ask the WORST questions. It makes me so mad for the interviewees.

Argh this was supposed to be in response to one of the "but he abandoned his family" comments but I can't figure out how to delete and repost correctly so...sorry for the weird out of context GIANT text wall.

Am I the only one who read "Prior to giving birth to the baby, Maldonado cut off all contact with the biological father, Dusten Brown. Brown responded by texting Maldonado to tell her he was giving up his parental rights and refused to pay child support." as his response to the woman telling him he could have no…

OMG this. You win.

Sometimes I really really like it. This is not one of those times. Print is just toooo small.

Here in the US, as far as I'm aware, it's offensive because it's too much of a generalization and also "oriental" should be used to refer to objects, "Asian" (or more specific if you know the specifics) should be used to refer to people.

I'm gonna have to agree, his apology seemed appropriate and that's ok by me. His current sign is a real apology.

So, instead of talking back to douchebags we should just be quiet and let them do whatever they want?

It really depends. I think there's something we're missing but it definitely sounds like the hospital is doing a terrible job.

I can totally see how that would work for you as a designer. But yeah, as a consumer, or at least for me, it doesn't work that way. Especially for me because I'm between smaller sizes and my hip/waist/chest ratio is not what most companies are designing for...which is weird because looking at everyone I know, I'd say…

This doesn't make sense to me. Because on slimmer models you're not actually seeing "how it fits" ...you're seeing what the garment looks like, on a slim figure.

I am more likely to buy something on a model who looks like me. Super thin ladies may look great in a dress, and I might be likely to try it on, but always I'm going "this isn't going to look the same on me".

Yeah this is how I'm seeing the whole thing too.

I agree in that I don't really want to know what most people's butts look like. Or camel toes (urgh).

Exactly, the boys need to be accountable for their own behavior. In this case, it's participating in school regardless of how tight the pants are of their classmates.

Ugh. I just remember the time in 9th grade when a classmate told me I should wear more makeup and tighter pants and swing my hips more when I walked so I would "look more like a chick" because I was "cute but acted too much like a boy" for him to like me enough to ask me out.