The "sneeze pop" birth is a classic! My friend had that birth in the tub, so quickly that her partner couldn't get rid of the bubble bath in time.
The "sneeze pop" birth is a classic! My friend had that birth in the tub, so quickly that her partner couldn't get rid of the bubble bath in time.
Well, now that you mention it, I've probably done that too. ;)
Epidurals increase the odds that you'll need further interventions (like forceps or vacuum, or synthetic oxytocin drip) which is why some women want to avoid having one. Birth for me was nothing like having a root canal without novocaine, it wasn't painful as in 'oh my god, something is wrong, this reallllly hurts',…
Mine was interesting because it had worn off enough at the end that I definitely still got the "movie birth" experience—the pressure was so terrible that I was sweating and screaming through the pushes like a dying animal, but for the hours of increasingly strong contractions leading up to the pushing? Didn't feel a…
Summer was MPDG because she was that quirky girl that liked the indie bands the guy liked etcetera.
Agreed. Having a phrase to describe a problematic trope is not an offense, it is actually damn useful.
I hear they have a hut set aside for us crones. I'll bring the good box wine!
You're living in 1998 too?
You're just a big lame.
for a minute i wanted my okcupid username to be "notyourMPDG" but then i figured i would have to explain it to all the sriracha-netflix-vonnegut-loving brooklyn bros what that meant and okcupid is already frustrating enough
OK I AM REALLY FREAKING OUT HERE BECAUSE I PREDICTED YAYA WOULD GET THIS ROLE.
Here's a classic that I personally love: http://www.thelingerieaddict.com/
Heavyset women were considered attractive in the middle ages, as more weight meant wealth.
When I started reading more and more D+ lingerie blogs, I started to like my own body a lot more. Whenever I look at too many fashion magazines, I start to dislike my own body more.
What? Pretty men have been considered attractive since the beginning of time. Exhibit A: Justin Beiber. Exhibit B: half the teen heart-throbs out there.
I don't disagree that if we're going "up against Jesus" in the eyes of the conservative right well need more voices. However, I tend to feel that it's also important to show that people with criminal pasts can turn their lives around and aren't instantrecidivist. That reformation is possible.
Check out the linked article. She's not not being attacked for having an imperfect past. Quite the contrary, actually:
People love a redemption narrative, and hate what they see as elitism in politics- I think her background could help her, depending on where she is and how she plays her cards.