There are. They don't just throw the animals around willy nilly.

This exactly! I don't care how good my relationship was at the time, if someone pulled this shit on me they 1) obviously have no idea who I am and 2) are an attention seeking asshole. Sooooo, yeah. No. No is always the answer to one of these.

That's not what they're saying. This is ONLY taking about the birthing process. Obviously if the father is involved than he will and should have input in the raising of the child. But no, the part where it comes out of your vagina or doesn't and whether you take drugs or don't is not his decision. At all. He can give…

God this movie was good. Hmmmm, I wonder if it's still on netflix. To the internet!

I feel ya. I was am totally into this show. I shall watch it til the bitter end! And then get really sad when it's over.

Yes this is annoying. However, perhaps it's the only way he can feel socialized as a woman? If he doesn't get mistaken for a woman in society without the dress and make up then they would be necessary for him to go out in public and experience the world as female, or at least the closest he could get as a cis-man to…

Oh my god. Why would you put something so beautiful into my head knowing that it could never happen!?

You beat me to it.

Classic examples of shade include pretty much every thing any woman ever said to another in any Jane Austen work. It gives me chills just thinking about it.

It's at moments like these that I truly appreciate the Episcopal church I was raised in. We had a (not even near so serious) issue with on of our priests sort of loosing his mind (tried to excommunicate a congregant for becoming a non-denominational pastor so she could do prison ministry, messy divorce, hoarding…

There was a 50/50 split to those pressuring her to keep it and those pressuring her to abort actually. My impression on watching the pilot was that she had to step back from everybody yelling at her and make her own decision, which she did. At the moment her plan is to have the baby and give it up to the father (who…

I feel like this was less of a 'help the child learn' moment and more of a 'cover our asses' moment. Which is absolute crap. Public schools, gah. Rage face.

Yeah, but to be fair (I know, I know shouldn't make excuses) not only was this an altogether horrible relationship but it was also the 80s. I think he has proven a lot of very good character development since this incident? Maybe? Just let me love Hawkeye! (cries and runs out)

I don't know why I'm engaging buuuuut, here goes. So I was in a taxi cab one and the driver sexually assaulted me (wasn't in the U.S. so there was no divider). My first reaction wasn't 'get out of this car' it was scootch as far over as I could and 'whuuuuuu?' It wasn't until I was home, in my pajamas three hours…

I love your Robin love as I too have it but I have to dispute. Dick Grayson is my all time favorite hero (I know it's kind of weird). Dick Grayson for the win!

All the replies to this have been gold, but in an effort to be semi-serious. There are a lot of good things that frats and sororities do, especially in smaller schools. Some of them are completely charity driven, others academic. My brother in law founded the branch of the fraternity that he was in and it was one of…

Exactly.

Sorry about the snap. My anger is not directed at you. Just had to deal with this recently and it's a sore subject.

Then don't put the titles. Just put John Doe and Jane Smith. There ya go. Grammatically incorrect and you're not completely ignoring one party's right to exist on their own.

Oh my god Kate Mulgrew. Just. Wow. I don't know if I would like the dress so much if she wasn't rocking the shit out of it. Damn gurl.