Yes. It means always question authority. I love the idea of instilling my child with that idea from birth.

Hahaha well my situation would have to change drastically for her to be rich, so I at least have that down.

But every country that's had an uprising of any sort has had rebels. That's not the root of the word.

I want to name my daughter Rebel. Does that make me a hipster? :(

My relationship is NOTHING like this. I don't think I've ever had a relationship like this. These are things I'm thankful for.

Yeah I think it's clear no one is acting, but it's a tough spot to be in. They have to address that a major character is gone from the show and won't be coming back, and either they film it now and we watch a bunch of people not acting, or they delay filming and then a bunch of grieving people who are maybe starting…

I don't know about all you ladiezzz, but I'm going to keep working on my leanin' in.

My little sister (18, treats her iPhone like she needs it to breathe) was briefly obsessed with SnapChat. I made fun of her for it, asking her who she was sexting and she replied, "No, that's what adults think it's for. I'll show you what it's for." Every SnapChat she sent and received was either a selfie with a…

I always had at least one change of clothes with me in high school (and often in college). Work, after school activities, or performances would necessitate that. I also usually had a change of clothes in my car, just because.

I consider myself an incredibly nonviolent person. I'm antiwar and I'm vegan and I'm largely against the way our country runs its prisons. But there's some very base part of me that wanted him to suffer in a medieval fashion for a long, long time.

"Have you ever heard of the BITCH stereotype?"

I don't want my tax dollars (or tax fractions of a penny) to cover Chelsea Manning's incarceration, because I don't think she should be incarcerated. I also don't want my tax dollars paying for the kind of war crimes she exposed. But here we are, @dfbaskwill. Here we are.

Check out Laverne Cox's interview on Melissa Harris Perry. She covers a lot of this.

I feel like if half of the population is being terrorized because "religious freedom" then religious freedom should not stand. Terrorizing and marginalizing these women and calling it "freedom" (especially if they have no real way out of it) is a violation of their human rights.

I think I'd have to eat a lot of this popcorn to get drunk.

I full-body laughed at Lindy's quote. For like 30 seconds. You can only go so long without smelling your loved one's farts.

I feel like much of this can be boiled down to men suddenly caring about a woman, listening to her (or in the case of the babies seeing other women's experiences and imagining those in your child), and suddenly being able to see something outside his limited, privileged experience. Empathy isn't inherent in women, but…

I'm worried the drugs are self medicating and that the problem is much deeper :/

I went every year as a kid. Very safe park. Have fun!