Your dinner sounds delicious! I had a burrito out of laziness.

There is a list somewhere on Groupthink but I can't find it. Do you have privileges there? I'm sure they wouldn't mind a post asking about it.

I don't really know what you're talking about. Please confirm.

I saw that happen with little boys a lot. That weren't good at a sport, or that didn't like it, and the dads wouldn't let them stop playing. It was really sad, and if I remember correctly (my kids are grown now) those same boys became wildly rebellious as a teens. Except for one who now plays professional sports.

I didn't mean that we should encourage them to quit at all. I was having a little trouble writing out my thoughts (I haven't eaten in hours and hours).

I propose a compromise, prizes for all children under seven. Eight and up should be emotionally mature enough, or at the very least able to understand the concept of only winners winning, and motivate themselves to try harder, or give up because they're just not any good at the academic/sport/guessing game.

I felt teeny tiny drop of sympathy for her after watching that movie, but then she opened her mouth a few days later, and all was right with world.

It all seems so unTarget. I've definitely missed the other posts about here on Jezebel. I'm really surprised, they're a corporation with a strong "cute" brand, why would they ignore such a large population of people?

It seems like it would be easy to fix the blandness of their in house plus size collection by hiring some stylish recent graduates from Parsons, or St. Martins. Everything is so cute at Target (which is why I avoid it, the prices make me binge shop). It's such a large market (plus size), I wonder what the real reason…

"In the meantime, we offer a variety of plus options."

I'm happy she got the locket back.

Are you on Twitter? I have so many practical questions.

I don't have any problems keeping up with my exercise, but if I stumbled across it at my local sports shop, I would buy it. A little shock sounds kind of fun.

It sounds like you behaved as if they had your consent (please correct me if I'm misunderstanding this part) but were suffering inside, putting on a show? People can have varying levels of empathy without being a straight-up sociopath. Some men might notice the forced quality, but many might not. I don't think that…

As I said upthread I haven't edited it yet, so I don't know. Good morning to you too.

Find them on Twitter.

Yes, the scar runs deep into the muscle. I haven't had a child in over 18 years and the scar still gets fussy at times. I would love to have it removed, but my insurance company says no, no, no. (three times I've asked)

One of my kid suffers from acne, nothing has ever knocked it out completely, but this child of mine starting drinking 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar every night before bed and it has helped immensely. Regular (daily) exercise helps too.

That's putting a lot responsibility on to your partner. I suppose if you told them your story, but if you've done that you've probably already explained your reluctance, or lack of comfort, and if they chose to still have sex with you maybe it would be callous on their part, but I don't think it would be rape.

I can chart my cycle by my book. I am so happy that this doesn't only happen to me.