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THIS! And I'm the only girl among a tribe of boys. Never felt any shame about nudity because it was ubiquitous and pretty much an accepted fact of life among the disorganized gaggle of geeks that is my family trying to adhere to anything resembling a schedule.

Why is this not okay? Because it's sons and not daughters? Hate to break it to you, but baby boys are also born (potentially) vaginally...my sons have seen me, walked in on both my hubby and myself and they ask questions about my body. It's nothing to be ashamed of.

Can we stop saying that stretch marks are "tiger stripes" and that they are earned when you give birth? Because I know there are plenty of women who have stretch marks but no baby, including myself. I'm excited to see these pictures, but someone let me know if that phrase is in any of them so I can just avoid it

I'm fat. Not chunky or chubby. Fat. I used to be so ashamed. Even at my thinnest, when I was working so hard every moment of every day to stay a size 18, I hated myself.

Then I got pregnant. I was so scared of what would happen to my body when it changed and OH MY GOD did it change. Stretch marks, sciatica, hair

BUT WHAT DOES YOUR LIPSTICK SAY ABOUT WEEKLY BRUNCH?!

The entire study seems to be a collection of terrible ideas.

This jawline is...unfortunate.

I just read an article from the Denver Post about a "hazing" incident in SW Colorado and I'm so glad this article is here, because I really want one of Jezebel's writers to talk about this. http://www.denverpost.com/ci_23505991/so…

Do you see the comments in there?

I'd like to see the guide for handling fathers day, when your Dad is dead, and he was your world.

Yes. I just went looking for the interview in Spanish but couldn't find it. Maybe she did say desfigurada, I don't know.

I work out a LOT. I also am in really good shape. But I have a major stomach disorder which causes me to digest simple starches well and everything else not so well. You want to see people's heads explode at the gym? Tell the evangelizers that you can't eat whole grains or raw vegetables. "But..but...but...if you

I'm not sure what you're talking about - I follow the paleo diet and as part of it I have created a Jurassic Park type island in which I grow only plant life and animals that I have cloned from ancient DNA samples.

Im on the third month of my Cambrian Diet. I really enjoy my morning of floating in the water, my legs and arms dangling around me, waiting for the light to get right so that food will come out.

One thing I'm noticing, every single person has luck on different diets. I have blood sugar problems and was diagnosed PCOS last year. I went on a zero fast-carb diet for four months, than introduced very complex fast carbs like quinoa and flax seed the following months. It helped me lose weight and get pregnant

Here's the thing, if you called the Paleo diet something else, say, the "stop eating so much goddamn bread and shit" diet, it would be a little harder to remember and a lot more antagonistic. Instead, people have grabbed onto an unrealistic name, as if the fact that something isn't literally paleolithic is somehow

No and sadly it does not promote the consumption of large amounts of insects or the scavenging of bone marrow - protein/fat sources our ancestors exploited before the development of grass fed beef.

Can we also tell those same people that it's not necessary to talk about cross fit all damn day? It's not part of your diet/workout regimen to be an insufferable cross fit cult member.

Lindy—I can't even. While I'm sure you are able to wade through this bullshit with aplomb, I offer my angriest GIFs, strongest words of condolence, and raised feminazi fist of solidarity.

Oh heck ya! Let's nerd out sometime over anthro stuff :)

Awesome, glad you brought up this point. I'm an anthropologist and came here to comment that Neandertals most likely had a faster growth rate than Homo sapiens. Based on other tooth data by some of the same authors of this paper, we know that Neandertal children reached reproductive maturity at least a few years