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What is acceptable for children? I think we need to reexamine so many aspects of our ideas in regards to sex, clothes, perception of innocence/experience and more. Example- I'm not a fan of halter tops for toddlers. It gives the illusion of cleavage, which I feel is unnecessary and inappropriate. But if a flat-chested

Your post made me cry. I hope you and your family heal from such a traumatic final memory.

" I wish she could make that choice for herself."

Your answer is fantastic. I'm in such awe, I can't think of one point to add. You're awesome.

Whatever women need to allow them to give birth I want to make happen. Whatever obstacle is in the way, tell me and I'll try to get it removed.

I appreciate your reply. As a long-term goal, abortion no longer being necessary can be admirable. But we are a long way from that. Thinking of just our country, we have a lot of work, never mind other countries without the same resources. Sane attitudes are a huge start. Life is precious. But I think some get caught

I think Supernatural! should be reserved for Supernatural! The Musical. Dean and Sam return from the dead....Again!

It's exaggeration for effect. Like the uber sexy single image. Does every single woman actually dress as though she might be hitting the club in the next five minutes? The whole stained, tired, dazed mom is a trope, a stereotype. A mental and media image that can be flashed at us and we get the idea. Same with the

This needs to be printed and posted in public forums. Simple, to the point, and encouraging. Brava! To both your doctor and you for sharing. Thank you.

You sound reasonable. That's a plus. Abortion is not new. It's not an American problem. It's not a moral issue. It comes to what is best for the mother. Women have always had to face the decision: Can I do this?Am I able to share my body? Will I survive the pregnancy? Will I survive the birthing? Can I be a parent?

The comments section isn't too shabby.

This has me so pleased, I'm bookmarking this post just revisit the good news. And squee over all the awesome gifs.

That triggered a mental image of those shoe stretching inserts being duct taped inside my pants.

Within your relationship, it seems you have made it understood what the boundaries are, correct? If you decide to stop, not start, or change the boundaries, you can do so, correct? If yes, then no problem. If you or your partner feel like they are being taken advantage of, being forced in a way that is not part of the

"What's the point in hurting my pride" WTF, I just heard that line, after hearing this song so, so many times. Egads, this is wrong.

Not a fan of Amy, but this gif is perfect for this thread. Brava!

I feel this should be an insane hashtag.

Isn't plaster the wrong medium to channel George's apparent inner Walter (Get yer shit and get out).

After reading your post, the strongest thing I wanted to say was it's great you can talk to your husband about your concerns. Having open dialogue goes such a long way in creating a healthy environment for everyone. I hope things work out well for you and I also hope your worries for your daughter stay just that, a

I am so late to the article- but I want to add- Yes! Excellent. Well said. Brava. Kick-ass. Wicked awesome. We can giggle with other parents when they mispronounce the words (mine says peanuts for penis) but proper terms are not icky, gross or wrong. Sometimes I wonder how old our society collectively is when we have