Jane, my darling. $40 is not almost free. I think I'm getting priced out of enjoying Millihelen.

The WHOLE POINT of the challenge is to give privileged people the perspective of the underprivileged. She didn’t create it, she’s just playing along, and bringing a lot of attention to it in the process. Why on earth are we criticizing her for participating in something intended to broaden empathy for an important…

My aunt “has” Morgellons. I “had” something similar in 2010. I was obsessed with ingrown hairs, to the point that I believed I had almost twice as much hair as I actually had, but it was ‘trapped’ under the skin of my scalp and therefore I had to free it with my fingernails. I waxed all the skin off my chin because I…

Try convincing someone with a psycho-somatic disease that what they believe to be physical is all in their head when they can feel it, see it, and smell it. It is literally part of the symptomology, they believe it is physical.

I've been married 15 years and did a fair bit of travelling beforehand and didn't get laid once :((((((

I had an awesome time in Dublin on a solo trip recently. (Midlife crisis birthday trip, actually.) The locals — men and women — are easy to chat up at the pubs and I didn't feel any creepiness factor, just good camaraderie and lots of laughs. After a few Jameson shots, I took a cute Irish lad back to my hotel room and…

Yet her selfie crimes go unpunished

My grandma and grandpa got married in 1953.

If anyone is interested, the book The People Who Eat Darkness covers Lucie Blackman's murder and goes into detail on the scene the author describes, without slandering Lucie or being totally exoticizing. I read it last month when I was on a true crime binge.

Yes, it tells you to tip. It says things like "in the US tipping is customary, a 15% minimum tip is considered polite" etc etc. It never says WHO to tip. Or if it does it mentions people like drivers, waitstaff, bartenders, housekeeping at hotels and things. It's never crossed my mind to tip the person who does my…

No, you don't tip doctors! They charge a premium for their time, and make more off of things that aren't covered by insurance, so you don't have to worry about that. Cosmetic derms make bank and have great hours.

I think she bears the brunt of it too because she has the TEMERITY to have a weight that fluctuates. The only thing worse than being fat is being fat and then SOMETIMES NOT BEING FAT. <GASP>

“She could stay off the deep dish pizza for a little bit.”

I was telling the story "big" too.....loud, with a lot of energy and arm movements.

Maybe you should direct your ire at Uber since your beef is with their business. But no, much easier to yell at dumb bitches behind your computer, amirite? Takes no balls.

Sorry to be 'that med student' but this article mentions that she had an oophorectomy . While this is technically true (because she did have her ovaries removed), she also had her fallopian tubes removed, so the more accurate term for the procedure would be a salpingo-oophorectomy.

Even the comment, "I will allow you to finish" exudes unconscious bias, just sayin'.

Just another thing for fat women to be self-conscious about. It's an ugly word, meant to make you feel shame and disgust about your body.

It turned me off this whole article when I read that actually. But I might just be having a bad day.

Say what you will about Wendy Williams, but she addressed this the other day on her show. She pointed out that it's highly suspect that mom has come out of the woodwork to parade around TV with her son . . . when mom left her son to be raised by a known drug addict for his entire life.