“I got divorced TWICE on this fucking show.”

Her vet also confirms the story. Do you need video or what?

Yes. Heaven forbid we say truthful things like some animals cannot be trained out of aggression or trauma. Better to let people adopt potentially dangerous animals than assume they can figure out that this trainer was talking about a situation that can happen SOMETIMES. What. A. Dick.

But maybe the fact that she kept him for four years means that she tried a bunch of things and didn’t give up on him easily? There is a charitable interpretation of this.

Good thing your personal experience is universal, and all dogs are the same, then.

I have had a foster dog for 3 years. He can’t leave, and I can’t formally adopt him yet because of his behavioral issues. He was gentle and friendly in the shelter— because he’s an extremely sensitive dog, and when you separate him from me, he shuts right down. The rescue and I have worked with 3 dog trainers, and…

Maybe she can join the staff and yodel in cat.

“THE MEXICANS” Jesus Butthole Christ

You realize that the 200 is timed, right?

Easy fix: no more women’s sports. Just sports. 100% equal access and opportunity to play and zero room for bitching about an eminently reasonable testosterone limit. Downsides: very few women, if any, will have careers in professional sports. But hey, at least the less than 1% of athletes with abnormal testosterone…

I wonder how the girl who finished 4th and missed the podium’s dad feels about it.

You’ve nailed the ridiculousness of having no dividing line, and the danger to women’s sports. If you’re going to have women’s sports, you need to create a dividing line (which is, admittedly, arbitrary since there’s no neat line biologically) and defend it. The beauty of the testosterone limit is that it rightly did…

By your logic, why not let Lebron James compete in HS basketball? He’s more gifted and a grown ass man, but so what? These kids gotta learn that losing is a part of life...

My friend got me a little Japanese statue and it meant the world to me. It’s nice to see a tangible representation of my baby and the loss I suffered. It has really helped me and it made me realize how paltry our culture was dealing with such losses. Especially when so many other women have come forward to share…

The blog states that Andraya “intends” to undergo surgery and hormone therapy to make her body more feminine which implies that she is, for all intents and purposes, physically still 100% male. Despite whatever gender she feels she is, her body is male. I seriously don’t understand why she wouldn’t just race boys.…

I agree with you, I don’t think its dumb opinion at all. I have no issues with transgender people, but when sports are divided into men’s and women’s competitions, there has to be some barrier so a man can’t decide one day that they consider themselves a woman and immediately start competing in the women’s division. I…

As Sarah notes, this is a tricky issue. As far as where transgender people want to take a piss, that’s really their business - use whatever restroom you’re comfortable in. However, this kind of thing affects other people. The biological girls that got their asses kicked in these races have a legitimate gripe, in my,…

Thanks. You too. It is so hard because it makes you distrust your own body. Like I don’t know how I’m going to go through pregnancy again without being utterly terrified. For me the worst was that morning I saw my child on an ultrasound moving around with a heartbeat and everything. I don’t know what happened. It’s so…

I’m so sorry for your loss. I just had one at 7 weeks on the 21st. It’s just awful and I wish we could all be more open about it instead of hiding our emotions.

They really are not talked about. After mine I was shocked by the number of women who came forward to me (and even some men to my husband) and shared their stories of loss. It’s a lot more common than we realize. I think some of this is probably due to people’s desire to move on and especially not freak out pregnant…