Fun fact: this is one of the most recommended documentaries in the post-Mormon community because of the parallels.

Good for her. There's no reason for her to take that shit.

What, so even though whoever made the shirt used the word ‘slave’ it’s ok? They didn’t mean slave, they just meant slave! We have to consider their intentions over what they’ve actually said and the fact that slave/rebel is a false dichotomy and it smacks of the modern day (ill) educated adults who literally say such…

omfg women get so pissy when male chauvinist politicians want to make life or death decisions for them.

I gotta say, you’re right. I’m one of those moms. But I’ll tell you this-I told my son with a neurological disorder-NO GUNS. I told him that as soon as he was old enough to comprehend that he was fully capable of controlling his outbursts-that was his preteens for him. I had to tell him a few times after. I repeated…

Anybody seen this awesomeness going around?

So are we just going to avoid the fact that Fassbender beat his girlfriend a few years ago?

Have you seen him in Longmire? He plays Henry Standing Bear, owner of a local restaurant, friend to the Sheriff, and generally amazing guy. Also, he’s super-fine.

Thank you & E. for sharing your stories. I remember being in recovery crying out of relief and Catholic guilt over being relieved, and the nurse holding my hand telling me it’s ok to cry and that I could stay as long as I wanted.

Depends where in the world you are, I think. I was in the UK when I for medical reasons terminated my pregnancy at 18 weeks (my little boy had Trisomy 18, a condition “not compatible with life”). Labour was induced and I delivered him intact. I think that’s the norm in the UK for terminations where the pregnancy has…

Here’s the deal— abortion is pretty horrific. We don’t need to see anything to know that.

You didn’t make that up. The common procedure for 2nd trimester abortions as well as incomplete miscarriages (fetus without heartbeat, but no miscarriage/labor) is Dilation and Evacuation. I’ve experienced the latter, and two friends have experienced the former (for nonviable pregnancies, NOT THAT THAT MATTERS,…

Forced birthers are all about, “Isn’t this icky? Doesn’t this make you uncomfortable?” They’ve gotten a ton of mileage out of it, so of course they won’t let facts get in the way.

Have you ever seen Snowden and Scissorhands in the same place tho.

And all I got was this stupid marriage license.

And the “pro-life” legislators in the PP hearing today say: (sound of crickets).

My parents’ lab ate an entire container of baby formula and had diarrhea all over the carpet of their house they were trying to sell, he ate the buttons off a dress my mom borrowed, he ate one of every pair of shoes my mom owned... the list goes on

Opposite experience here. We had a dog get into all of the Halloween candy several years ago. The only thing that saved her (given chocolate toxicity) was that in her candy-eating rift, she swallowed half of it still wrapped. We realized this when she started pooping out fully wrapped Twix bars.

My lab loves textiles. Pillows, the duvet, a quilt, rugs, he’s tried them all. I had to pull an almost three foot string of remnants of the kitchen rug from his butt one evening last year. It was a real low point in my life.

This is a labrador thing? My friend’s labrador has almost died twice (although this dog is nowhere near smart enough to open cupboards on his own): once after his girlfriend forgot to lock the dog’s food cupboard, and the second time when the cat unlocked the cupboard and was found watching the dog’s bloated, heaving…