If you don't know the man in question, then it is actually a smart, logical approach. I am sorry that you have been burned by a woman or whatever has happened to make you feel so angry.

Well, now it's 26 likes, so obviously others agree with me. With the unpredictable attitudes the courts have nowadays, giving custody even to "fathers" who have told women to "get rid of it [fetus]" (for example, remember that skier, Bode Miller, who sued for custody and got it, even though he was an asshole starting…

Her mistake was telling him about the pregnancy at all.

True, but there is a big difference between unnecessary cosmetic procedures and life-saving surgery, such as an appendectomy, where one doesn't have much choice in the matter.

Agreed, applejuice. It was sad to meet clients who became legally blind because of these surgeries. Even with the best surgeon, sh*t happens. It's just not worth the risk to me, although I do know people who have gone the procedure successfully.

Holy shit, 7 years from now, WATCH OUT DAD! lulz

What a stupid idea.

Not to scare you, but I've worked for an attorney who represented people who had messed-up LASIK surgery. After that gig, I will NEVER consider unnecessary vision surgery. Whatever you do, make sure you thoroughly research your surgeon and do not get one just because he/she is cheap. Trust me.

How can anyone even stand having them in overnight? The few times I accidentally did this, my contacts ended up lodged in the corner of my eyeball or stuck right on my iris and were a pain to remove. Also, I have completely given up on contacts because one of my eyes was constantly gritty, despite trying several…

I don't care what it's labeled; their burgers and fries are so damn good!

LOL, I know it's a touchy subject.

From the waist up, these women look like women, though mostly surgically enhanced. From the waist down, it's just so freaky to see a bunch of naked women looking completely bald and prepubescent.

Surgically enhanced most definitely.

I'm on my second copper IUD (the first one lasted 10 years). I did not suffer from any "extra" cramping, just my usual PMS cramps that I've always had.

Wow, I didn't get a cervix-softening suppository, either time (I'm on my second one). That said, knowing what insertion was like from my first experience, I took some pain medication (prescription) beforehand.

For myself, anyway, it was incredibly important that I have a comfortable relationship, considering all the shit I was unloading. I had a psychiatrist, for a brief period of time, and he was definitely not my "type" ... kind of brusque and business like—not very conducive to opening up one's innermost thoughts. …

Wow, sorry you feel that way—did you go through something bad with a therapist? I've had two therapists during different times in my life, and both were extremely competent, very empathetic, and quite helpful with the advice they gave me.

I would be creeped out and would never live in a place like that. At the very least, she had the right to know what happened at that house so she could decide, for herself, whether or not to live there.

shit, I typed "their" and I meant "there." Ugh.

Wow, where the heck do you live? In Portland, Oregon, it's $111, plus a few bucks for certified copies and forms. That said, the process, itself, is time consuming and a general pain in the ass.