Men remember what they want to remember.

Speaking of John Cusak, can you say creeeeppy in Paper Boy.

Thank you, I go to a grief counselor every Friday. It has helped, like I am no longer in a "fog." But the pain is so there, still. It's like if they would just acknowledge that it is so very sad and painful that she is gone instead of going on to the next bit of entertainment. Their reactions have been so…

I bought a blue light, or I think it is called a SAD light. It is specifically for seasonal issues, but my grief counselor recommended it to me, —-even though I live in sunny 24/7 valley U.S.A. It seems to help, at least when the light is on. Of course, I started using it at the exact same time that my doctor found…

In three days it will be a year since my young daughter (adult) passed away. I'm trying not to make a thing about the timing. Most of all, I have to find the switch, the bridge to jump over the gap, or whatever of knowing, truly knowing that many in my family don't give a damn how I've felt and how they and most of…

Nothing will ever replaced self-diagnosed food allergies.

What time does kick off start? Obviously, this is where footballers go on Sunday until kick off.

What a snitch.

OH GAWD, his senses were off.

If sadism is human nature it can be repressed just like anything else that is unkind.

Really? Why?

That sucks.

Can't let that one woman slip away among all the 10000s of male abusers in sports. Got to be fair you know.

How was her reaction "Flipping Out?" She looks happy that she won.

I don't hate feet but your feet will not be resting between my head and the passenger next to me.

That is major slut-shaming, not to mention how it plays into abortion is used as birth control trope. Shame on you. Maybe, just maybe, the abortion made her realize that she wanted a "better" man that the one who knocked her up, and no one would be a better "hero" than the man (said doctor) who just saved her from a…

He doesn't know anything about the South. If he did, he would know that it is mama not momma.

I wouldn't respond at all, nothing, no response, none. It's not worth my time to school anyone or waste kindness on highlighting their issues. Silence is the only thing that works on petulance. Eventually, they get the message and change their behavior or suffer. It's not a woman's job to civilize men.

Honestly, who throws trash out of their cars? Deplorable.

It has nothing to do with the principal being a man or what he says. Standard dress codes at schools are not oppressive. Funny how the students will band together to fight against wearing clothes that they know are not allowed, but will do nothing about human rights issues. It's all the rage to be outraged, isn't…