Not during the day.

It really does, and sometimes people cheat for reasons. That doesn't make it noble, or laudable behavior, but I think the "once a cheater, always a cheater" was invented by spurned partners to make themselves feel better. A serial cheater probably isn't going to suddenly become monogamous, but some people do start one…

I just wrote a piece here about murder voyeurism. It's a little too close to home. They just did a "documentary" about my sister's murder. :/

Thank you.

Thank you.

I grew up with my sister, too. I didn't know about the abuse until after she was dead.

So well said, and so on-target. We never knew my sister's spouse had hit her, until she killed her. Only then did we find the police reports, the conviction. I am scared for Janay Rice, but not surprised.

I have always had insomnia issues, light sleeper, etc. Husband is a work-a-holic who will stay up until 1:30 or later most nights. He also snores. Most nights it works, I go to bed early and get 3 or so solid hours before he shows up, then it's in with the earplugs and Ambien. We try to compromise at least a few…

If I ordered no onions, and there is a slice of raw red onion on my bun, I'm going to taste that stinky MF no matter how much crap you shuffle around on my plate. Allergy, no allergy, those things are nasty and don't belong in food.

You shouldn't have to bake cookies for your neighbors, or even look them in the eyes, for them to report sounds of physical abuse.

Cuffs are crucial! Gotta keep the edge of the duvet from touching my neck. May be a little OCD.

I found him a pompous prick until I watched "Derek." It's wonderful and you should see it. The artist is not the art.

Yes! I have a question. Isn't exposure to oxygen necessary for this kind of thing to get THAT bad? And also, how on earth would she not smell that every time she took off her pants? That smell had to be coming off her in visible waves. Ewww.

Exactly. Thank you.

They did contact us, but it wasn't out of decency. They wanted us to go on camera to "tell our story." Or rather, to capitalize on our pain for maximum viewer impact. Some families do, but we wanted nothing to do with it.

Thank you. Nope. None at all. It's all public record, including the police report. The only thing we could get them for is lying, and even then it would have to be about someone who is alive (the dead can't suffer damages.) They are pretty careful about sticking to the "facts" but that doesn't prevent salacious…

God, I feel for him. The Discovery Channel is doing a "documentary" on my sister's murder and I HATE they are using it as some sort of entertainment. I hate everything about it. But the actresses are so happy to have gotten work, I can't imagine going after them in social media. They didn't kill my sister. Neither did…

Well, maybe she was planning on throwing up as soon as possible, but still.

I think waiters get a pretty good workout, too.

They are made from corn, usually, so...munch away. Well, the disolvable ones are.