Under the current dumpster fire administration, we are quickly alienating some of the countries with those airbases, as well as simple fly over space.

Thank you for this!

I’m approaching 50, grew up with Lynda Carter as my Wonder Woman—and for me she was also one of the only dark-haired heroines in my world. (This mattered since I am biracial Latina and at the time it seemed there was an endless stream of blonde leading ladies and heroines.) I finally saw Wonder Woman last night.

Simply based upon expense alone, I’m glad to see this finally happen, and it’s long overdue. Their agony as a family is their business.

So no one tried to leave a trail of bread crumbs, sunflower seeds, ANY GRAIN AT ALL leading to the door?

I believe that Starz Outlander seasons 3 and 4 have been renewed. Did you perhaps mean a different series?

I graduated from high school in the ‘80's, and respectfully, I don’t remember thigh gap as the cornerstone of beauty. That said, I’m curious what part of the country you grew up in? I know that can make a huge difference—I grew up in Alaska, thick muscular thighs meant you were active, fished, skiied, maybe hiked. …

As a parent I was introduced to the Fox dub, in Butter Jr.’s toddler years. We loved the heck out of that movie, and I had no idea there was a second dub later released—which was my undoing. :( When our DVD player died, we decided everything was going the way of the cloud and didn’t want to buy a new player. At…

My Mexican American grandfather was drafted into WWII when he had 3 children, a 4th on the way. He was deployed to Europe in 1944, and he returned home a forever changed man.

I feel bad for the woman sitting to the right of 45. I’m guessing the person to the left wasn’t interested in their spot.

we’re spreading the message that Los Angeles is open for business and that visitors from around the world are welcome to Los Angeles, one of the most diverse U.S. cites.”

Fascinating! I’m nearly 50 and grew up in rural Alaska—you know I was taught that menstruation posed a danger for women in the wild. I will admit, as I was reading this I was incredibly skeptical even until closer to the end of the post.

I was thinking for the pseudo-religious neocons, neonazis and white supremacists that “Spare the rod, spoil the child” is a great one.

If they are reviving the bracero program, they are awfully damn late getting it started. After targeting a sanctuary state with a ton of agricultural activity (Oregon), we’re pretty worried we are going to have crops rotting in the field unless something changes immediately.

Excited to see students give the appropriate response—and very afraid that there will be profound fall out over this funding-wise. I am not suggesting the students should have behaved differently—I am very definitely suggesting that 45's admin have displayed themselves to be racist, nepotistic, kleptorcratic asshats…

And you can’t appeal to their constituents because they never learn. :(

THIS. I was a child during the Nixon era, and as I was reading the comparisons of Nixon/Watergate vs. Trump/Dumpster Fire I realized they are not similar because we no longer have men of conscience in positions where they can and will resign in protest and tell the truth about what is going on.

So glad to hear that! And that you had good care at the time, albeit not specific. Any support is always better than none. <3

Thank you for posting openly. I started with a cryptic vague post because I was worried about privacy for my daughter, and then I sobbed to see a post from another mom—and I realized how important it is that we know there are other parents here. I know precious few parents who have sought treatment for their kids…

Daughter is 18, you can bet I know who Demi Lovato is! Didn’t know this about her, thank you for that info, it’s inspiring to see a young public figure talking openly about getting support!