Um, what? I never said you had to have college money saved up. I just said that it is an example of an expense, and that kids aren't cheap. And yeah, the poorer you are, the easier it is to get aid. However, I don't think anyone should be ok with having kids when they can't afford them, just because they'll be able to…

You forgot college, which is what worries me the most. Yeah, I guess you can give your kid hand-me-downs, nothing wrong with that. But they grow up, and as they get older, they get more expensive. Definitely not cheap nor free.

That is true, but in my opinion, people should at least be able to afford one. Many of my friends treat becoming a parent as if it's just fate, and not something they should prepare for.

Yeah, it definitely does bring issues that you can't really arm yourself against, being young and all.

I totally feel you. If I had been so close to being near Tom Hardy I'd be disappointed as well. :(

Oh man! I just saw Mad Max 2 outdoors last Friday, perfect timing!

There's going to be a Mad Max movie?? Like the ones from the 80s?

Man, Katy Perry looks beeeautiful. Dark hair really works on her.

This video is so PROBLEMATIC!

I'm not a stay-at-home-mom, but I do live with my boyfriend and for the time that I was unemployed, I was very unhappy. Having no money, plus no where to go and nobody to talk to outside of weekends with mutual friends made for a sad experience, at least for me.

I can second this. My mother was depressed all through my childhood, and even now she is depressed weeks at a time. It has definitely been a challenge in our relationship and it made it harder to admit to myself that I was also depressed while in college.

Yes, I don't like it either. Particularly because it begins with "pus" and pus is gross.

Um, Hogwarts is not real to y'all obviously because you're muggles.

I was thinking the same thing, then got worried that maybe I'm weird if that's the first thing that comes to mind.

Yes, I was talking about the average American woman, although that's kind of shaky, since "American" spans across several ethnic groups. Still, logic follows that the more you weigh, the larger your boobs will be, generally speaking.

Plus, your girlfriend probably felt uncomfortable too. I know I hate it when some guy tells me my boyfriend he "did a good job", like I'm some sort of object to be won. Not humble-bragging at all, it just hurts both genders when women are objectified this way.

Dude. You're the exception - not the rule. Even if you know "quite a few people", you are nowhere near to being representative of the whole population. It is logical that if boobs are made of fat, and a woman has more fat on her, she'd have bigger breasts and vice versa.

I had forgotten why I went to watch that terrible movie in the first place. Thanks for reminding me!

Thank you! I think the same thing about lots of KS critics. Talk about double standards!

Glad you like!