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I seriously lost it with these. So, so good

I decided to show my grandma South Park in high school, and stupidly did not pre-choose an episode. It ended up being "Woodland Critter Christmas"....

partner and I are very guilty of pausing for commentary. We have certain kinds of movies that we deliberately do not see in theaters because we know we're going to stop them over and over to talk. I feel bad for our kids having to deal with us in the coming years....

Yeah that was extremely gross. Seriously.

I certainly don't think so. In fact through my consumer choices I am responsible for hundreds of stopped animal hearts a year. Through my consumer choices and complacency I am sure I have contributed to the stopping of human hearts in parts of Africa and Asia. From whatever it is I did, unconsciously or not, my body

I told my partner repeatedly during the pregnancy of my daughter and now with our son that all I really want is to be able to freeze the fetus for a later date. sigh.

my god I wish

Partner and I were just discussing Joe Millionaire the other day and wondering why there hadn't been more gotcha dating shows lately lol.

I really like what I've seen of her in interviews. And I still don't buy that the launch was "botched". If we weren't in the age of the internet/24 hour news networks I doubt we would have noticed a slow start to a government program of all things. I realize we DO live in that age, but I'm only 25 and I can still

I don't think it's that odd in the Midwest. Many in my mother's side of the family grow their hair out long even when they are grandmas, and I think it's more feminine social tradition than religion. We're all pretty touchy feely and hair brushing between generations is done a lot (That sounds so weird to say lol, but

I STILL can't handle the my skin on my skin feeling. If there is no vibe involved I have to put have some kind of cloth in-between my hand and everything else, otherwise I just can't get into it. And I've been trying to get over that since I started at 14. I think with my daughter I'm just going to find a way to get

Daughter about to start preschool, son soon to be born. I can't handle these videos right now...

Ah Lindy, I am seriously falling for you and your rants. I wasn't really that bothered by this ad (reminds me of basically every other call-your-mom silliness), but as usual the intensity of your rage has brought me on board and I am ready to picket at your command. Well done :)

One of my doctors said the same thing about me. With my daughter I never went into "active labor" which is why I had a c-section. For some reason my cervix resists even the strongest contractions. This time around it all just started much earlier unfortunately. I'm sorry you went through a similar thing, but it really

ugh, yes. As someone with anxiety I avoided the Terbutaline as long as I could. When I finally gave in it actually worked the first time (after the second shot) and I had relief for almost an entire day. Then it started again. They gave me the full three shots and I had a very bad panic attack, heart rate wouldn't

I'm so sorry you're going through this and I completely hear you. And great on you for getting assistance through the medication available. When my unplanned daughter was born it took almost three years for me to "get over" your number 2. Things got much better when she was what I would call an actual person (babies

I really wanted to be able to "just deal with it" and tried for a week before completely losing it, sobbing all the time, etc. I know this is stupidly naive, but I never realized before this what a mental toll that kind of consistent pain takes. It makes the smallest extra thing in life unbearable and, especially with

Yup, exactly what my doctor said, and I agree. I take for pain management to function, but I definitely don't want to not notice things changing or getting worse so I'm hardly throwing them back every few hours. Every day is a battle though. I've never experienced anything so frequent/chronic

It's guaranteed they changed it? Didn't know that. That kind of bums me out actually. I had the same reaction as you, but with a smile on my face for being caught off guard. sigh

Aw thank you. Support, even virtual, means a lot for me right now trying to get through this. Luckily I have a great team in Boston that I trust completely or I would have completely lost it by now (had a couple panic attacks, but that happened during first, less complicated pregnancy too). Apparently an "irritable