I always had a thing for Geena Davis. Super smart, pro-level archer, gorgeous, great actress. She shoulda been bigger.

My husband's ex-wife claims to be a good Christian, and has so indoctrinated my stepdaughter with these ideas of Christian morality being the only way to be a good person that she now says she's going to wait until she's married to even kiss a man (which is just the worst idea but her body, her choice) and acts like…

I'll say it....I hope people become secular....naturally of course. In high school we were assigned the task of creating our own utopian future. In my future, I wrote that no one believed in god or followed a religion because they simply didn't see the need for it anymore. My teacher hated it, gave me a lower grade…

I was raised in a non-religious house by parents who had very strict religious upbringings from different religious traditions. I remember actually having conversations about what they believed and why and what I believed in and why. I was actually encouraged to know what I believed and think about why I held that…

My SO let it slip to his mom that we are atheist and we wont take our kids to church (if we ever have any). She's a sort-of christian, but she was worried the children wouldn't have a proper "community" to grow up in. I'm planning on doing more humanist stuff. I really really am not looking forward to all the…

I was raised in a Roman Catholic home, begrudgingly. I knew at 6 that I did not believe, but my dad wanted me to know "what it [was I was] rejecting."

We don't agree often but I'm totally behind this. I get frustrated with people who say things like this and it really doesn't make you any better than the super religious people who are saying shit like that about non-believers.

Exposing children to religion not only makes them have a harder time to tell the difference between fiction and reality, but the constant prejudice in common religious practice just makes underdeveloped minds adopt a "holier than thou, and thou, and also thou" mentality even after post puberty. Every day education…

Lose your religion, lose your leg!

My sister suffered from a brain injury as a toddler. I get where you are coming from. She was only 2 years younger than I. I saw how it affected every part of my parents life. I also had to grow up a hell of a lot faster and I spent a significant portion from about 11 to 14, helping my parents care for her and baby…

Adults (26-64): 7-9 hours each day.

My Girlfriend and I have a Garage Sale at least once a year (never made near $1k as the author of this article did; a couple hundred was a win for us).

If everyone will allow me to be weird for a moment -

What pisses me off is that if she dies, her douchebag brother/husband is going to keep everything. When he's one of the worst influences of her life and a massive hanger-on. He clearly didn't protect her but he will sure be the person who benefits the most if she's gone.

Well this is fucking heart breaking.

Or maybe it's fun if you get pics of your "frenemies" and make 'smores out of them. A delicious ending to slowly roasting that bitch over an open flame!

Yes, it's especially frustrating for child victims because unless there are responsible adults in their life that discover the abuse and do something about it, it's not like the child has the wherewithal to advocate for themselves in the manner and to the degree that is necessary to bring charges, let alone get a…

I hate to be all "Team Whoever," but Katy Perry is just so off-putting to me. It's a stupid feud but Taylor Swift looks like less of an ass and seems to talk about it a lot less. Also, her songs aren't hideous earworms like everything Katy puts out.

ETA: OMG everything is hard right now i just want a gif of queen b sobbing and turning away in despair but my fingers are cold and i just worked one billion hours only to split tips four ways so SCREW THIS I'M DRINKING BEER AND TOMORROW I WILL GO BUY 1,000 TUBES OF LIPSMACKERS.

Lip Smackers strawberry tastes like 6th grade. See also Kissing Potion