@blondegrlz: No, it's definitely not you. I could say who's the main perpetrator but I am trying to be polite and have some tact.

@hortense: The joke was so obvious that you made it for me before I even had a chance to comment. Good job.

There needs to be more editing of these posts. They're full of run-on sentences that do not make sense.

I mean it is commentary but reading it doesn't mean that they really believe it. It could just be an intriguing read. Maybe some of the people are just really erudite. I know that those who are assistants are prolly looking for something to read.

She's a beautiful brunette. I would send someone to save her but I no longer care for her.

Honestly, not as funny as I imagined it would be. I'll keep the parody I had in my head with the same cast instead.

@Miss Guided: "Good thing it's the ..."

Good thing is the before picture. Hate to see what the cancer patient would like after he sees "The Golden Compass".

You guys do realize this a joke, right? I thought some people here may have taken this seriously. It's clearly a joke.

@blondegrlz: What the? How does that even work?

Only guy I have seen do this was Larry David in a CYE episode. Btw, he got sanctioned by the MAN's Alliance For Manliness and Stuff

@rsr26: Paxil can have some really bad side effects.

@ WHAT'S YOUR POISON:

@TruculentandUnreliable: Yeah, that's another point. Many of these people wouldn't have a love life because their depression would be disabling to their social life and daily functions. So, in many way, it actually helps their love life.

@hortense: Exactly.

From being on these things for years (and years and year...), they don't stop you from loving unless you are too medicated (ie. sedated). However, they can cause sexual dysfunction that can inhibit orgasm. They don't completely block it but make it harder to reach completion. For young men, this can be an added…

@Skinny Bone Jones: It isn't just a rant. It was dismay at the flippant reaction in general to this. This is one of the worst ways for someone to die (not that there's a good way to die).

@Miss Guided: I'm stating that we, as humans, are animals; not this site's readership (which includes me).

@lyndyn: How would you know? That's quite an assumption. What you are basically stating is that men do not retrospectively analyze their opinions in these situations and that women do?

@ BRITNEYCANADAWHORE: