I'm a reader, not a watcher-

Or at the very least, prenegotiating in regards to removal of things from anywheres- or permanent availability of said anywheres for certain such things...

I personally hated the above scene- though for different reasons than some, I suspect. There was no discussion beforehand- the lack of consent made me angry, and the throwing a tampon in the loo- outright stupidity.

I'm fairly sure it was The Secret, actually (I love Julie Garwood).- Where the English bestie came up to help her Scottish friend who was pregnant.

I'm fairly sure it was The Secret, actually (I love Julie Garwood)

Also, if women died in childbirth, they were considered "unclean" and were buried in unconsecrated ground, and consigned to hell. It was only after a certain amount of time (double if you had a girl, natch) that women were clean enough to attend church again (and serve their husbands again), and were then eligible for…

I got really excited thinking there was a show about organisation type storage, but now I feel rather let down to know it's about neglected storage units.

Particularly considering there is a large amount of actually good BDSM erotica out there, I don't get why this book was successful at all. I read a lot of BDSM romance. This is the worst example of it I have ever seen.

Thank you for this. Thank you so much.

Exactly! The removal of the tampon in order to facilitate sexytimes is not an issue (though the fact that he didn't ask her first definitely squicks me out), but the having to call a plumber when you're knee-deep in shit afterwards...

If you're into a bit of historical ravaging, have you read Annabel Joseph's new historical spanking series? She's definitely one of my fave authors in the erotica/BDSM genre- mostly because she is in a D/s relationship herself, and it shows in her writing (all of which is pretty damn good, even the contemporary stuff)

My shithead govt. is scaling back benefits and programs that benefit the disabled, students and single parents, making my life heaps harder. #Rupertsfault.

Sorry if this is a repost- fucking kinja and Fucking android- I hate them both.

Fucking Tumblr*- seriously, these idiot middle class kids with next to no knowledge of the world, jumping on oppression porn and white knighting actually marginalised groups shit me to tears. The have just as little in the way of critical thinking skills as the idiots that think Fox is an actual news source.

There's also been pushback against islamophobia by non-muslim french, using the french version of the hashtag started in Australia last month #I'llridewithyou, #voyageavecmoi

Exactly, and when it comes that particular target market, he's likely the bigger draw. Still, I think it's awesome that she negotiated equal pay- go Charlize.

At the moment, and with the particular target audience for this movie? I doubt it. Sure, she's by far the better actor, but he would have greater face recognition with the teenage crowd- he's Thor, I can't even remember her last blockbuster. Still, I think it's awesome she negotiated equal pay, I hope she starts a…

I don't actually know how painful pushing a kid out is- mine came out the sunroof, albeit after 40 hours of labour. That was bad enough, and the recovery from the csection sucked too. 0/10, would not do again.

I have a degenerative disc disorder that i inherited from my dad, as well as scoliosis. There isn't a disc in my spine that hasn't herniated at one point or another- but it also leads to those discs degenerating down to next to nothing (I've lost height from it- it sucks), given enough time and herniations. They also…

Hence why we call them bumbags. Fanny means the same thing is Aus as it does in the UK.