OMG something like this happened to me.

"I didn't believe myself either bc we are conditioned to believe that we are probably just overreacting."

Love love love. It's interesting, it tells a story, it's inclusive... it's just awesome. I love that.

Ooooh oooh I have something similar!!

It's funny... I had almost the opposite experience.

THIS THIS THIS!!

Hahaha! This makes me think of my husband and I.

My role as well.

I wish my husband was a little more naturally nurturing, but bless his heart, he does as he's asked/told, and I have to give him credit for that.

Remember when Pornstache caused a woman to overdose on heroin, and then in an effort to cover his own disgusting ass, strung her up from the ceiling?

I had a similar experience. I saw it and was like "duh... gold and white" and then took the poll (to which I assumed the 24% who said black and blue were trolls).

Sorry to break it to you, but you're wrong.

Please tell me what you think of it when you get it. I am always so excited to share this amazing stuff with people.

I am the same way... but I have found this:

Agreed 100000000000000%. I have always found it strange that celebrities, by virtue of their famous status, are forced and expected to give up so many of their rights. Their right to privacy, their right to not be stalked, their right to protection against slander and libel, etc. etc. They are still human beings. …

Every. Single. Episode.

Many years ago, I offered my (now ex) boyfriend's disabled mother help with the dishes (it was hard for her to reach up). Having no idea what was in the sink, and without any visibility, I reached in with both hands and grabbed.

I went into anaphylactic shock, and I was like "it's ok guys... I'll be fine". Derp.

This is exactly what I am trying to explain to people (usually men) who argue that we don't need to teach men not to rape.

OMG! This reminded me of my first quitting story.