He's freaking amazing, that's why <3

is made me lol

Oh I know, my sister was 90lbs and 5'2 for years, and kept calling herself "fat" and "fucking gross" and I'd tell her she wasn't. I'd try to explain, that physically, that's impossible. She'd keep going on about "skinny fat" and "massive thighs". My friends did the same thing, or they'd whine about their "huge ass…

I agree, but I'm not seeing any significant bust-waist-hip action going on. Serena is really the only one I would consider curvy, and its really just her hips, butt and thighs (which are amazing). Kelly is pretty straight hipped, Alicia Keys has nice hips, but I wouldn't call her curvy. Etc etc.

The girls are gorgeous, but curvy they are not. When you're really curvy, what are you, just chubs? I'd say Christina Hendricks is curvy, not these ladies.

Double post, I'm sorry.

First of all, Mr. Dude does my laundry.

That literally just made me gag. This is so horribly disgusting. It's like the "How To Enter an Abusive Relationship 101", with an additional pamphlet that reads "How To Train Your Wife Into Accepting Long Term, Increasingly Awful Domestic Violence!".

But this sort of behavior and dynamic can lead to real abuse. If they're consenting, that's fine, they know what they're getting into.

I agree.
My Dad was raised this way (even though he greatly despised it). Spankings were the only way to "deter" or "punish". I think he thought it was fine until he adopted my brother and had us. He only spanked when we did something awful, like hit each other hard (one time I kicked my brother in his junk because I…

My dad was army and he taught me the same thing. I was like "When am I ever going to need to murder someone?"
But it's my phrase when I'm mad at someone now, "You better watch your kidneys, bitch/dude." (In my mind obviously.)
It's violent enough for me to think it and then a lot of my anger is gone. lol

Thank you SO MUCH. Your advice is wonderful. And after reading your posts, I talked to my best friend, really talked and told her my situation and feelings and she said the same thing (plus other wonderful personal things, because she's great and loves me). She told me it might be hard at first, but just because (like…

I would follow you into oblivion if you wrote that stuff. I'm not taking summer classes, so I've been working out and replaying Odin sphere, Lunar and Persona 4. The Last of Us is great too, but I'm mostly watching my bf play it, as I hog it the rest of the time.

Every other article about Amanda Bynes has had 1-5 comments saying the exact same thing over and over and over again.
It's not original, and it's not helpful. At this point, it's probably trolling to keep throwing it out there. Especially when she's showing some pretty classic signs of mental issues/illness.

Lol, possibly.
I don't think he thinks my sister needs him more I think that because of her personality and problems, we've had to treat her a certain way, which has lead to her being spoiled,and not arguing with her too much (since she's "always right" no matter what, and it just makes her worse and rage out of…

Ugh, my mother was the same way. She always had to talk about how my dad "beat us" or "beat her" (he didn't, it was a awful fucking lie), and "don't you remember how ..."-completely fabricated story of my apparently evil dad to us, but especially in front of her friends and new in-laws. She always talked about how she…

That made me tear up!

I love my dad to pieces, and used him as a standard when considering boyfriends. Not in a creepy way, but because of him, I knew guys could be sensitive, thoughtful, funny-without-making-fun, FEMINISTS, and super thoughtful. And I knew that if he existed, tons of others did too, and I wouldn't settle for anything less.