I love trolls because you know they're just sitting there stroking their neckbeards and eating Cheetos off of their massive guts.

I hate one pieces because they always ride up my ass! I even bought a really cute one for swimming laps better, but it's still a no go in the end. At least I can get kind of the right (different) sizes in a two-piece. Has nothing to do with how I look—I just hate picking my swimsuit out of my ass all day :)

My thoughts exactly. Everyone does it. No one cares so why should I?

For a moment, I thought this was Michelle Williams...

I'm a dog person and a genius.

Good for you for workin on it and sticking it out. I'm trying to do the same right now. It's rough.

IDK how long those two were together before they got married but I will say my marriage almost dissolved at 2 years. It was miserable. But the recovery has been amazing and well worth the effort. I hope they find happiness.

That is a young cindy crawford, is it not?

I both LOVE this dress and think it's fug- courtesy of Stephanie Seymour in GnR's November Rain:

I mean, it's not stylish, but it's not .... this

While this probably won't end up the ugliest it's still pretty fug:

These numbers are insane. Never buy a house that the monthly mortgage payment is more than 25% of your monthly TAKE HOME income. Most people buy way more house than they can afford. That is how you end up in foreclosure when the economy tanks next time.

But the write up completely fails to document the following from the original article, making its conclusion biased:

This write up is incredibly biased. If anyone bothered to read the full article, the parents were supplied with notification of the curriculum, including this shaving information, well in advance. If this child's parents had seen fit to look over that, they would have been fully aware of the upcoming instruction and…

as @lvriniel said- this class is common for children with types intellectual disabilities. Think down syndrome not ADD. (That is in no way meant to offend either end of the Special Education spectrum, just to put it in lay terms. Technically the difference would be a self-contained class vs. A resource class but few…

Woah, wait. First of all this is a life skills class for "children with intellectual and some physical disabilities," not 8th grade homeroom. And it was in front of two other girls in the same class, who presumably were learning how to shave as well.

As a mom, I wish everyone could be like Helen.

I'm in my 30s now, and my biological clock is supposed to be ticking. I don't feel it. I am not even one of those people that loves babies but just doesn't want one for herself. I just... don't feel it. I don't get ooshy gooshy around infants, I don't marvel at precocious toddlers. I'm completely uninterested.

If more people spoke out this way there wouldn't be such an insane pressure and stigma about having or not having children for women. I see a LOT of teenage girls in my courtroom who would be heartened and encouraged by this type of role model.

If I was making 137k I would NOT be comfortable buying a 679k house...