If “Blurred Lines” is theft of “Got to Give It Up”, then they stole “American Pharaoh”.

Yeah, but UT is in Austin. One more time, for those who don’t know Texas:

I know this site likes to put anything and every negative thing solely at the feet of men, but please recognize that even if you don’t know them personally, there are plenty of women who think this way as well. It’s like all the liberal women who were shocked that women actually voted for Trump. I’m sure there aren’t…

my baby likes to crap in a fresh diaper so she waits until I change her then soils it immediately (this happens at least once a day).

The first days I gave into various levels of screen time.

That’s fucked up. Although, given how often grown people shit right in dressing rooms, that doesn’t surprise me.

They do belong, and it's not over-sharing. The more people are used to seeing it as routine and normal, the more parents will feel comfortable doing so when they or their child needs it. Besides I see quite a bit more skin in the images posted by younger family members than I ever saw in any of my friends nursing.

"It is impossible to know for certain from whom you got the HPV virus in the first place," claims the FAQ page on TheHPVTest.com.'

Yeah, I tell my partners. I've only had two since I was diagnosed, and both of them looked at me like I was nuts for even bothering to tell them. That being said, I would definitely want to be told, even if it's a silly thing. It would have been nice to have done some research and understood it better before the…

It's because HPV can cause cancer, which herpes does not.

The other 30% are just less common than the 70%, and the vaccine developers just did it for the most common ones. So, any strain can potentially cause cancer. I don't think any one of them is linked in particular to worse types of cancer. HPV is simply one thing that can cause the DNA in cells to go crazy and turn…

Honesty like that would get major points in a potential partner's favor. If someone can discuss something that can be difficult to talk about early on, it bodes well for talking about other things!

It's scary that so many are so blase' about this—and that it is being dumped into the same category as herpes. The choice should be the person's who doesn't have the STD—BEFORE the body part goes into/has contact with the other one. Herpes IS a big deal: it never goes away and can prevent a woman from having a…

I found out this month that I have HPV, either type 16 or 18. My pap, however, came back normal so the virus hasn't caused any cervical changes (yet, at least). But even if I continued to have normal paps, I would still tell my partner (if I'm lucky enough to ever find someone who wants to have sex with me again). He…

This "The Planned Parenthood clinic argument above seemed to be that lots of people are infected with HPV but have never gotten tested and are unwittingly spreading it, so if you happen to be aware you are infected, you have no obligation to tell your partner. What? Other people's ignorance or denial doesn't let you…

I have to ask, and I hope I'm not being rude, but knowing everything that you know, don't you wish your husband would have told you about his ex wife. If she had a strain so serious that it forced the removal of her uterus, then it is reasonable to assume that he was exposed. Do you think that a lack of adequate sex…

I am of the opinion that any and all sexual history that can effect your partner should be disclosed. Period. If you were diagnosed with HPV, then you should tell your partner. Was it years ago and since then you have had regular paps, then you can keep it to yourself since it has probably left your system. But if…

I find it interesting that a doctor would see more need to share regarding HPV strains that can cause warts vs. the strains that can cause cancer. Sure, warts are gross and visible so therefore more apparent when contracted, but wart causing strains do not cause potentially fatal cancer. I would want my partner to…

It seems similar to the situation with herpes. Which I have. You are unlikely to be contagious when you are non-symptomatic, but it is possible. The Planned Parenthood clinic argument above seemed to be that lots of people are infected with HPV but have never gotten tested and are unwittingly spreading it, so if you…

Can I make a slightly pedantic but EXTREMELY important point about this research?