Then I think it is time for Canadian rehab. He needs the love and comfort one can only find at home. *sagely nod*

Ah! Thank you. And also wow! I'm not even remotely a fan of Lena Dunham, so I didn't read the articles. These are disturbing.

I am with you on the "rich white man" aspect. I can also see why police might decide to overlook the Mary Jane because of the hassle of finding out if he's a card carrier or not.

I'm going to go on a limb and assume you and the Zombie Queen are Canadian. In that case, may I offer a mighty (and teasing) eff ya'll. Ya'll's country borne him and raised him, ya'll's country should be the one that has to keep him.

I must have been sick that day, because I have no idea what you are talking about- the "Dunham thing?" Please explain to the confused one over here?

I would have liked something like this back when I got full waxes. Accidental hot wax on the clit is no fun!

The restaurant should just make a blanket "no children under the age of 10 (or whatever), and misbehaving or loud children will be asked to leave" policy. That nip in the bud a lot of future drama-causing issues such as this.

And so what? The other people who saved up the money should have to listen to their screaming bundle of brattiness all night? Sucks to be those parents. Bringing a baby to a fancy restaurant is incredibly disrespectful. I'm allowed to think what I want about people who disrespect others by making them listen to their…

How many people who can afford $200 a plate got that money by being considerate to others? Some, but not many.

That at least she's not gay? *sigh*

"...it's not like cis women's bodies are made of rainbows and unicorns farts."

It would require a donator who wanted to donate to a specific person, as I really don't see doctors putting a trans person on transplant list for something they've never had and don't medically need. We also don't know for sure yet if women are actually going to be able to get pregnant and sustain the pregnancy yet-…

*snort* "...like in a jar in a lab somewhere." The mental image this gives me is of a room lined with jars, each containing a a fetus-filled uterus, and a mad scientist at the helm. That would be a fantastic character for some sort of thriller, don't you think?

No worries. It kinda felt like there might be something deeply personal underlying thing going on. If that's the case, my heart goes out to you and I send you hugs and hopes for healing. If that's not the case, well, we've all had out moments, right? :-P

Right, but what if a person went into it know they would never be able to get pregnant from the transplant, but they still wanted it so that they could have full-on lady parts complete with the monthly bleed? I can obviously only speak for myself, for how I think I would feel were I MtF trans with this option…

I honestly have no idea if FtM trans people have their uteri removed- I am a friend and supporter of trans rights, but most of my education has been more emotional/psychological oriented.

Everything is uncertain until it is tried. :-) I bet that eventually, if enough people are willing to work on this both on the test patient side and the medical advancement side, they could figure out something. Even if it is never able to carry a viable pregnancy, I bet the psychological side effects for some people…

Wouldn't it be incredible if eventually this is able to be extended to MtF trans people? Think about it! FtM patients would be able to donate their unwanted wombs to MtF patients who would love to have them! I'm sure not all MtF trans people would want a uterus, but for those who do, what a gift science could give…

He's also fucking sexy. I had the opportunity to attend a speech he gave, and in addition to having some sly humor as a part of the speech, he just exudes this delicious sensuality. Smart, handsome, well spoken, good sense of humor and an accent!? Sign me up!

The museum may have paid the collector the value of the painting when it was stolen. If that's the case, it would rightfully belong to the museum.