This may be dumb, but how are these healthcare workers supposed to know if a teen is coming from out of state? I'd guess if they are young and don't want their parents not to find out, they aren't using their insurance cards. They may or may not have state IDs/drivers' licenses. I'm trying to think of how anyone would…

I so appreciate you telling me this. Because I had to abandon the books in the middle of the third (I just couldn't take it—we KNOW that old lady is your mom. It's so obvious—why don't YOU know it Cathy?!?!), and I only know what happens because of Wikipedia. I didn't even realize there WAS a spin off. God bless you!

whether Cathy vaccinated or not would have depended entirely on what her mother. So if Cathy never got them, her kids would have them and it's just one more thing to throw in her mom's face while wearing the same dress 20 years later after sleeping with her step father

AHHHHHHHHHHH the cognitive dissonance is astounding!!!!!

Can someone please tell me, for the love of God, if they aren't offering maternity care coverage in their insurance, why the hell should insuring a woman cost 84% more?!?!

OMG I totally didn't make that connection at all! Thanks for pointing it out.

Yeah, his book was really mean to them, and I wonder if a condition of all of them returning was that he wasn't invited. Th bail comment was also a good point. I was just happy to see Belding. I met him in person once, and he was really nice, so I'm glad they brought him back too. Last I saw, he was touring schools…

Thank you for posting this chart and reminding me of the existence of Bob fucking Guiney! I had completely forgotten about him. Brings back LOTS of high school memories for me.

Right?! That is straight up cray.

I haven't actively watched in about a year and a half, but I still watch a lot of clips and follow along. The episodes are just SO long, that even when I fast forward through commercials and the "what what's about to happen after the commercial" it still takes too long for me to keep up. But I really miss it. And it…

But seriously, how is this any different than Emily Maynard? When she was meeting Brad's family, instead of saying "yeah, it was really sad. My husband died in a plane accident," she started her story by setting the scene (it was a long time ago, but I specifically remember her mentioning the weather and really…

This is EXACTLY what I thought when I was reading this.

That is VERY funny. Mad props to her.

This is the PERFECT advice!

Same. Best and easiest wedding choice ever!

Good job to your dad! My best friend's mom was out of control planning BFF's wedding. The week before the wedding he had to pull her aside and say "Honey, you only get one chance not to ruin your only daughter's wedding." That really helped.

This is SUPER devious—to agree with her in person and then just force your mom to bend to her will. Sounds like something my grandma would pull if she knew how to sew.

I'm really sorry this happened. Hugs. I'm sure it was a beautiful wedding and your mom was just weirdly projecting. Wishing you happiness via the internet!

Oh man, picking out my husbnd's clothes was one of the most infuriating parts—not because of my husband, but because of the sales people. He has great taste, and knew what he wanted. So when we went to buy his suit, he said "For our wedding, I'm looking for-" and was cut off by the saleswoman who said, "But what does…

I'd already spent too much of my young adult life crying in an Ann Taylor dressing room after my mom said something about how it's too bad, because SHE didn't weigh over 100 pounds until she was pregnant, to want a bridal salon experience.