I'm going to go ahead and echo mightyninth. Anti-depressants saved my life and I have friends who won't even try them because of the stigma. Do they always work? Nope. But can they work if you find a qualified doctor that can help you set the right expectations (it takes time for them to work, the first one may not be…

It's irresponsible because the world is full of people who would benefit from antidepressant Tx but never seek it out due to stigma and misinformation of the type you put in your "wisecracking" post.

So there are trade-offs: Botox may make the negative emotions matter less, but it does the same thing with the positive ones as well.

Nicholas Sparks is the Thomas Kinkade of the literature world.

As long as I have been reading Mid-week Madness (a year at least), every week I look for a Kardashian on the cover of these magazine. And every time, one of the 3 sisters are the main image on at least one cover (usually multiple). This week, only one tiny picture on the corner of InTouch.

Allison Brie played Trudy on Mad Men and definitely has a following. She won't be hurting for work.

Well EVERYONE looks fug in those dumb John Lennon glasses (except John Lennon).

There was no "bra support" because brassieres were a very new type of lingerie in 1922, and they were basically 2 triangles of fabric with straps and a band. No support at all. Most women were still wearing the corset/chemise combination of undergarments, especially larger women, to achieve the slimmer figure that…

Ever? Really? If it's a long term, serious relationship and we see each other regularly, it makes sense for someone to break up with me in person. If we've been seeing each other for four months and getting together involves 40 minutes of driving or public transportation, I much prefer to be broken up with over the…

Yea, I practice in Southern California and I would never show up to Court without my suit (which automatically includes jacket). If I wore a dress, I would put a jacket on top - as I've seen many other female attorneys do in Court. It's the same for men - I've never seen an attorney in Court not in a suit. A jacket…

As a practicing attorney, I have found that many judges consider it a matter of respect to be dressed appropriately, meaning you wear a jacket.

Yeah, a fancy hat seems like it ought to be pinned on top of a nice updo. Like, a really simple one, because obviously there's a lot going on with the hat.

That hairdo underneath, tho.

YES. It's like building a huge McMansion and refusing to spend money on landscaping and a good sprinkler system.

So, as much as I love the hats....does it ever bug anyone else whenever a lady has one of these elaborate hats, but it's just plopped on top of one of those "stylishly windblown/unkempt" hairstyles? I feel like it's sticking beautiful throw pillows on an unmade bed or something, it just kind of ruins the effect for…

"Yeah, and?" -Gwyneth Paltrow

wait, seriously? I was at least picturing a tiered cake stand and pretty colored donuts in some kind of pattern. That is literally just a pile of not even artistically arranged donuts. She switches the stacking pattern from alternating to donuts right on top of each other half way through. This has to be…

The really great thing about being an "old woman" is I have money now, and I don't have to shop in H&M anymore.

This is typical at Japanese sporting events. People clean up after themselves. Even raucous fans in the visitor section of a stadium - they bring bags and police the aisles cleaning everything up after the game.

There has to be some sort of 3M product being utilized to stick the flap down over the pubis. It's not like she's going to walk with her legs kicking out the diagonally through the slits. IS SHE?!?!? Because that would actually be WAY more scandalous than the dress.