@Misskabuki: that is so cool. Good luck with the birth and good wishes to the new baby, who I am sure will be loved immensely.

I am all in favor of sex being trivialized. For the sake of fuck, let us all face up to the fact that people have sex for trivial reasons, for emotional reasons, for good reasons and bad, for all kinds of reasons, and then once we've faced up to that cold hard fact, let's allow them the means to protect themselves…

@rhubarbarin: Hi there! I was posting on the fly, and I can see that I came off as dismissive and rude. I also have problems digesting wheat and avoid it as much as possible.

@SleeplessNights: Also, reading that, my uterus just climbed about 6 inches up into my body.

@UmitIullus: Yes, I remember talking with my grandmother about the things women would do to them selves so they didn't have to have that 5th, 6th or 7th child. Or drop out of high school because they were pregnant with their first.

@nameredacted: right? I have a friend that does have celiac disease, and it's a lot more than feeling gassy and bloated after too much bread and butter.

Even though I could not afford his clothes, his work encouraged me to see myself in a different way. And although I do not have a model's physique, I never felt alienated by the designs themselves.

@Tracie: Not to mention all the extra press that was generated by Mo'nique's stance. If she'd just quietly fallen into line, there would never have been as much attention given to the film. so she did her part by not doing her part, right?

@MizJenkins:

@RedLineRage: I agree; there's a big difference about people being nonchalant, and being matter of fact about something they can't control. To me it seems like she acknowledges her feelings but is able to integrate them in a healthy way. Which I admire.

@BunnyJones: A gorgeous man! with boobs!

That looks hilarious. I love the part where the two guys approach the sunbathing girls, ask them for boob flashes and the girls start throwing stuff at them. Heh.

Dear Piers, I am surprised to see you on here today; I expected to see you next Tuesday.

@Evie Havok: I agree with you. That is all I have to say really.

@Notes from the underwhelmed: Zelda, right? Terrifying.

@anteup: RISES! Don't get me started. I am constantly checking for zee dreaded cameltoe.

My 3 brothers weren't exactly sexually active at twelve to fourteen, in that they didn't have regular sexytimes partners, but they had all been, um, 'initiated' by 14. And it does just takes one time.

@Jellybish (aka clever.username): I could see a Power Rangers tie-in, myself. Or maybe a transformer that actually transforms into a plane or something?

@Uzmama: Yeah, dudes, 40 here and still calling people dude, especially my favorite little dude who I gave birth to at thirty! And still felt to young to be parenting, Dude!

@cate3710: to the Barricades!