That much fiber is gonna clog you up, so she’s either lying or hasn’t had a bowel movement in years.

For him to think he deserves any credit for ‘saving’ her is just repugnant.

The reason why Annie Hall is liked by so many people who dislike a lot of his other work is that it's an actual realistic adult relationship with no fawning children involved. That, and any reasonable adult woman would also dump Woody Allen just like Annie Hall did in the movie.

Also it kind of steps on all his attempt over the years to insist he played no paternal role in her life whatsoever so that's why their relationship isn't wrong.

You know, feeding and clothing a child, helping them get an education, experience the world - that sounds a lot like parenting. Except the whole creeping-on-you-when-you-were-a-child.

I saw Annie Hall and loved it but it’s hard to watch a lot of his older movies where it’s almost always some beautiful young girl just head over heels in love with him, especially knowing his history. But even if I hadn’t known his history, what exactly is it they’re supposed to find appealing about him? He’s funny,…

...No. If Philip Roth was allowed to write the same fucking story over and over, about boring, ruthless men on navel-gazing quests for sexual fulfillment — and win prizes for it — and be called one of the greatest writers of his generation — I think we as a culture can afford Beyoncé space to take what is personal to h…

I’m so seeing that movie when it comes out. I don’t give a shit if it’s the worst movie in the history of ever. I just want to stare at giant, nearly naked Alexander Skarsgard. With any luck we’ll get to see some Skarsgard ass.

I’ll never tire looking at this man....

I can sort of get it. I can see feeling left out of something that might seem like a pretty amazing experience to have. I want to have children one day and I would like the opportunity to experience what being pregnant and giving birth are like. I would never go to the lengths this woman went to to experience it, but…

As someone who didn’t think she wanted kids, but ended up changing her mind, I know this is weird for people who don’t necessarily want either to understand, and I totally get it, as I did not at one point. I just think that for some people, its something that is important and means a lot to them, just like for…

I’m 31 and 39 weeks pregnant (totes on purpose and planned). I bet it’s probably a combination of all those things you mentioned, but that’s just how she chose to say it. Pregnancy is.. Interesting. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone if they don’t really want to do it. But it is kinda neat and now there’s some giant…

I get pyridium (the stuff that makes you pee neon orange) OTC, and I used to have a standing RX for Bactrim because I got UTIs so frequently, my RX actually said on the label “take one after intercourse” and if I did get one, I could take X # of them over the next few days to treat it.

I get lots of UTI’s too. If you’re like me and can feel one “coming on” in the early stages- two teaspoons of baking soda in water three times a day should clear it up. If it’s early.

When I was 26 I was just really focused on my drinking.

I hate literally everything about it. Except maybe the length. That’s a good length for a $5 beach coverup.

Hate the shape, think the ruffle looks stupid and dischordant, think the color looks like a bowel movement. I, too, wouldn’t take it for free.

Not even if it was free.

Cumia adding that he hoped to sort out “what I should be doing as I move forward in this journey called life.”