I live in DC and work not too far from the Hill. Every year I see this invading infestation of assholes for this march. What upsets me most are the children I see - ones who are clearly to young to have made up their minds on an issue, who are being used as political props. And then on a much more practical level,…

You’re scaring me a bit.

It reminds me of one of my favorite Dame Judi Dench projects, As Time Goes By. The fictional Li and Jean met during the Korean War and were a bit younger when they reconnected.

I wanted to follow my proper WASP upbringing and not be emotional.

There, there. Dry your tears. And then giggle.

“The Night of 1,000 Feels”.

They’re gonna bang so hard... or soft I guess... however old people bang.

This is what Trump and his ilk will never understand. Crying is not a weakness. It can show great empathy and depth of humanity.

I think it also says a lot in that he recognizes that if he speaks, the event becomes about him when it should be about the kids. Good for him.

I’ve said it before but every time I see him interact with his daughters, every little in joke, cuddle, embarrassing Dad-ism, long suffering daughter eye roll, every time the pride and love he feels shines from his eyes and radiates from his grin I miss my father so much it’s like a gut punch. Lucky girls, lucky…

I’m ...so in love with him.

I’m going to sob when he leaves office. I can’t imagine having another president as willing to show his kind, loving, emotional side.

I kinda get what Katie is saying. I am early 40s, and I still wonder when the adults are going to show up and help me out with life stuff.

Reading it actually made me want to cry a little. People were cheering :(

She said all of that in six sentences while using the word woundedness, instead of the more traditional wounds.

He’s a Palin. They have a ton of money and there’s no reason he should have gone without whatever he needed. I am not saying that if he has trauma stemming from his service, he shouldn’t have treatment and resources provided - only that it is beside the point because unlike most vets, his family has the resources to…

Suck it, suckers.

Please unplug your email program, wait 10 seconds, and plug it back in.

We absolutely need to have better systems in place to support vets who come back from the war carrying the enormous mental, emotional, and physical scars of combat.

I really, really, don’t understand the need to get married if you don’t believe in marriage as it is. We’re in 2015. It’s not as if you NEED to be married to have kids, a fulfilling life, etc. There are common-laws unions (or whatever the equivalent in USA... or do you have an equivalent??) for a reason, yo.