I have always thought this. We may be the minority, but you're not alone.

And the other people had been living their lives for years with loves, relationships, connections, hopes, and dreams—and all that was taken from them. So that’s less tragic than a kid?

I really, really, REALLY hate it when the media does this bullshit—”including X amount of children”. It’s insulting to the other people who died—”Sorry you’re dead, but it’s not as tragic as it would be if you were a kid.”

RIP Anonymous Iraqi children, women, men. I’m sorry we, as bystanders, are not able to know your names and stories. I’m thinking of yous here in the western world. I cannot imagine living in a place where this is a real, constant fear. RIP.

I grew up in Italy, yet I still suffered from crippling depression. Should I have maybe moved to Cleveland?

Never change.

*snort

I do declare

You are the greatest.

Have you tried summering on the continent?

My honest gut response to this article as someone who is struggling with issues, I feel like this is a very boastful article, I have zero sympathy for the writer, I guess this person was a fucking COUNSELOR Jesus Christ, this person would NEVER relate to my problems. I just don’t really understand the point of this…

I’m sorry :( My mom was in the same position with our very first cat that made it to 21 years old. She knew he was slowly dying but couldn’t bring herself to euthanize him at first. One day she noticed he couldn’t move his back legs and had lost control of his bowels. She knew she had to put him down but even then she…

I am sorry you are losing your cat. I had a similar fears w/ my wonderful cat a few years ago...kept wondering if I did the euthanasia at the right time. I think you have to remember you are the person with the most information about this creature and his habits & his health. Not meaning to pressure you but rather to…

Oooof. That’s a horrible position to be in, and to make that incredibly tough call. Lots of internet hugs to you and your kitty.

I swam 1.3 kilometer this week. I’m happy with that.

Awwww! Go you and go pup! That’s a lot of progress.

Someone at work thanked me for the work I did that I hadn’t thought anyone had even noticed. I get taken for granted when it comes to a lot of what I do so I was really happy to be acknowledged.

I took out the trash and recycling this week (a job my Dad usually does but he is out of town). I am running the dishwasher right now. I vacuumed really well 1/2 of my room (moved the furniture, used the attachments). I am almost done with summer school and I might get an A in the class.

I have (more or less) succeeding in teaching my dog that pooping is only supposed to happen outside. This was done simply enough by giving him pieces of bologna every time he went to the bathroom outside. He’s also fully comfortable in his crate now and doesn’t bark or whine when put in there. All of this training has…

That is a big deal!! Go you!!!