I order my steak medium-rare, but won't order a burger below medium. It weirds me out.

Yeah, but they're not called veggie hamburgers because hamburger specifically means beef. Having Chicken Skewers that aren't actually made of chicken or cocktail shrimp that doesn't have shrimp is dumb.

I told my husband I wanted to see it and his response was "really?! I saw the trailer and wanted to see it too!" We never agree on movies to go see, so this was fantastic. And he loved it.

Sometimes the slit is just sewed shut in the store - just like the back of men's suits, the slit part. Just double check! I've opened pockets months after I bought a pair of pants.

We did suits on the guys at our wedding and I didn't think it looked any less informal (unless you're having a formal wedding and all of your guests will be wearing gowns and tuxes). I think a well fitting suit looks better than a rented tux that doesn't fit well!

My husband is very much a jeans and a t-shirt kind of guy. He's a software engineer, so that's his work wardrobe, and his every other day wardrobe. Besides one suit that he wears for weddings, he really doesn't have much else in the way of clothes. I got him some clothes for Christmas one year when we were still…

Jenna Dewan Tatum. She was a guest judge on So You Think You Can Dance this summer. I like her!

Pretty much the same for me. I think I vaguely remember feeling faint after as well and did not want to get out of the bed. I was hoping the cramps would subside.

Well, my second one was only about 6 months after the first. I went for my one month followup and she said it had moved and needed to be removed. She wouldn't try again until I had a kid, so I went to another gyno and got her to do it. I'm pretty sure she just didn't insert it correctly the second time, maybe that's…

Eh, that wasn't the case for me. Pap smears are a breeze for me. Even with the cervix softening pill, my second IUD insertion was brutal. My first was fairly easy so I thought I could drive myself home from the second and really wish I had made my husband work from home that day so he could take me. I spent the 15…

That's insane. I got one at 25, when I was engaged. My PCP was happy to refer me to a gyn to do it. She said she used to them herself at her prior practice, but they didn't do them here. At my last physical, she asked if I had any plans to have children soon (we're married now and I'm 27) and reminded me that she…

Please try again! I've had two (the first one moved and had to be removed) and the second one definitely hurt quite a bit (and I was uncomfortable for the first 24-48 hours), but I don't regret it one bit.

My PCP doesn't do IUD insertions (but can remove them) so she referred me to a gyn to do the insertion. The first choice gyn wasn't available, so she sent me to another. After my one month followup, the IUD had moved down and needed to be removed. She told me we could try again after I had a kid.

The Love Stories are usually the ones I'm not ashamed when people see on my Kindle. Romance is basically nothing but porn. And costs approximately $0-$2 on the Kindle bookstore. Which of course I still love, but it's nice to read love stories that aren't so formulaic.

Usually with these ensemble photos, everyone is photoshopped in.

My husband wanted to put on football. "But it's Shondaland Thursday," I said. He had no idea what I was talking about.

ETA: nvm.

The cereal I have at home is more often used for dinner than breakfast. No judgement here.

You can only alter your last name once every 3 (or 6?) months or so. After I got married and changed my last name to "Maiden Married" from just "Maiden," I was warned that I couldn't change it for another X months or so.

My mom had an accidental pregnancy. She was pregnant with twins, married my dad, and a few months after we were born got pregnant again. I recently got married, so having kids is something we've been discussing leading up to the wedding. She told me that in many ways she's glad she didn't have to make a conscious…