Perhaps she can challenge Tami Lahren to a fight* for the title?

That was my takeaway, too. These young women sound very, um, fortunate. And awful.

So much this. When I was younger I watched a friend of mine go through this and it was icky. Yes, he’s gay, and has been out for years, but I hated watching him go through this way back then. And yes, I did go into big-sister mode and advocate for him as best as I could.

A long time ago after a sad, but necessary, breakup I opened a book to find that my ex had left me one final note. It was just these lyrics and nothing else. It cemented that boy’s place in my heart forever.

Late to the party, but none of my friends dig EC so I’m excited for the opportunitu to praise him.

I’ve long thought that parents that are overly concerned with their childrens’ sex lives are weird and pervy. My kid is young, so maybe he’s gay, maybe he’s straight, maybe he’s something else... I don’t care, it has nothing to do with a mother-son relationship.

For me it’s the line “All the lonely people, where do they all come from?” Paul wrote that around the height of Beatlemania when he was faced with swarms of people everywhere he went, and that was his takeaway. Sir Paul can be a bit of a cornball at times, but he can also go deep.

5'11 with a seriously long torso and I hear you. I see so many cute dresses with defined waists that come down to just under my boobs (unless I go 2-3 sizes larger, which is comfy but not flattering).

Kudos to your son for obviously having a stellar will to live!

Thank you. I really loved that kid and didn’t realize until they were gone how much I was looking forward to watching them grow up.

Yup, same here. Except when my kid had pneumonia. You better believe I gave him antibiotics then.

People say weird things in times of grief, I couldn’t believe some of what was said to my friend. “Well, at least you have another child”, or “The pain will pass” and just... ugh.

Ew. Nothing like a preschooler with halitosis. Those kids’ dentist is going to make a mint from those kids.

Oh dear, I just realized that I said “quack” when I meant to say “flake.” Don’t post while raging, kids.

Oh do fuck off, Alicia.

Almost as bad as the woman who asked if the Canadian flag was available in different colours. Sigh.

I actually met two middle-aged women who thought that South Africa was in South America. They stood by this belief, and were even decent enough to inform me that Africa and South Africa were totally separate countries.

Oof, that is sad. I hate what happened to that guy.

Insert applause gif here. Well done!

That sounds awful. So tacky!