I didn't. We had Medical power of attorney established, we cohabitated and had shared finances. And my hubby's company had health insurance for domestic partners, so I was covered. Literally nothing changed. And I think I know my position better than you.

I am quite aware, I have read the satanic bible. I consider it an ideology based on selfishness and objectification. Much like Christianity.

I think it says something about the US when the Satanic Temple is the only one making and sense.

For me living together was the same as marriage. We were engaged, but I didn't consider saying "I do" until after the kids were born. When we came home after the wedding everything was exactly the same as before. That is a problem, I think: too many people think a marriage changes things, but it doesn't. Sure, there…

haha, too true.

Oh, you guys had much better taste in music! We were on repeat. Verve Pipe's "Freshmen." Gag me with a spoon. And a firebird? What a awesome car to loose it in!

What is with the "essay?" I get that she is a crazy wackado, but she made a valid damned point. What is with the snarky quotes?

Honestly, I think this is a great idea. Sometimes people change over 10 years.

Actually, he won the "teen who actually had to buy his own car and did it by 17 on minimum wage" award." And he had to pay his own insurance. How are things in your Ivory Tower?

I believe that would be the winner of the "actually had to work to buy their own car, and managed it at 17" award. Some people have to work for what they get, at minimum wage, and they are proud of it. He may be my ex, but even I can see how smart and fiscally responsible he was at a young age.

Dear husband. It really isn't that complicated.

not so much on the crying, but I love the animal crackers. And as a person with severe allergies I can only imagine a reaction to spermicide. In my nightmares.

I love how whenever you disagree it is trolling. I didn't say they were arguing statistics, I said the statement is wrong. Funnier is the fact that you think I care about your responses. I dgaf. Respond or don't, your lack of ability to have a conversation without storming off in a tantrum is not my problem.

oh, that part. Ya, totally condescending. I do that when I think someone needs to be condescended to.

God I hate that woman. She is the discount Angelina Jolie, and not half as sexy. If she is going to keep doing movies then maybe she can start acting with Nick Cage. That way they only ruin one movie a year.

I don't think it is so much that I need sex, but that my husband and I need intimacy in our marriage. We find it in many ways, but the most fun is sex.

Am I being condescending? I thought I was being accurate.

My virginity. It was a clusterfuck. He expected me to do it in the woods at night (despite my phobia of spiders and ticks, like I wasn't nervous enough) but we ended up in the back seat of a Pontiac Lemans. My neck was twisted sideways at a 45 degree angle, and he couldn't sink the launch protocol. There were two…

Imagine, if you take some one in a dressed down scene, then compare them to the fabulous dress up scene, they look better glammed out! I imagine if you took a photo of me right now, then again at my sisters wedding, the transformation would be much the same. Isn't this a case of art imitating life?

But here is the problem: statistics aren't racist. Both African Americans and Native Americans do suffer much higher crime, poverty, and alcoholism rates. The term intimation was used, meaning the sign that a problem exists. How is it racist to say this problem exists? You can accept that there is an issue without…