On John-John: for pete's sake, this is horrible. He's a closet case: we all know it. And now some assholes are trying to cash in. We should leave this poor man alone. He's maybe being blackmailed by his church, and he's definitely under attack for his lifestyle. Does anyone for one minute think this guy is a…

I spent a portion of my 20s wanting to be like that - not caring, just being. I looked to my mother and her friends and saw how fun their lives were once they stopped caring about silly things like lipstick and hairspray. I love you, Hillary! And I embrace this way of thinking, of life!

BOO to North Carolina, and WHOO HOO to you!

Just had a hysterectomy and studied Greek for years; I know full well what hysterical implies. We're all smarter than that, and yet some stoop to those levels. I know we're all strong, and want to see us rise to it.

I am that age. Don't assume. My own family treats me like shit because I'm not married, nor choose to be anytime soon. Do. Not. Make. Assumptions.

I love your response. It rings of truth, and not attention grabbing headlines. All I can say is reach out to the other women who end up sans kids. Bitching about it on a website designed to mine people's raw emotions for clicks isn't the way.

Dead horse. Oh, the beating!

Okay, I love you for many reasons. Most and foremost, though, it's because my sister calls me Bunny, and she puts "pants" at the end of all of her nicnames. You are like, absolutely wonderful in my eyes!

Also, most men don't want to push babies on women anymore than other women do. It cuts into their X-Box and "me" time. No patriarchy type of agenda here.

But they're not! There will always be someone nay saying and being negative, but there is no national or community agenda to have kids. Someone making small talk at an awkward event, "so, are you going to have kids?" is just that! It's not passing judgement, it's not shaming. No one is making women feel bad about…

That's terrifying. I don't know why, but this spooks the bajesus out of me.

So women who don't want to be the norm are wishing there were more people like themselves. They don't want to be the norm, but they don't want to feel like they're on the outside? I am very sorry, but you cannot have it both ways. Someone having a baby is not rubbing your choice not to in your face. There are TONS…

I adore you.

Me, too. But it's here, finally here! (These are the highlight of my Mondays...)

Let's see, he's had a nose job and wore braces about ten years ago. He's prolly had the same type of facelift Depp had (the threading or whatever one). All that aside, Tom is really healthy; never mind looking good, the guy's dance moves and stunt work are impressive for anyone, any age.

Please hold off on the blame game until you have all of the facts, which you won't because it's none of your business. Not everything the military does is bad.

Open your eyes, sweetie. They're using a practice already in place. What the OP is saying is that two weeks prior to conception is something that already existed outside of this rights to abortion battle, and exists independently of it. The OP is NOT saying the pro-lifers aren't crackpot weirdos. You're attacking…

Valid point. That's one thing that bugs me, too. They don't need to paint those against abortion any worse than they already paint themselves, and adding bogus facts and hysterical observations just tarnishes a perfectly strong position.

Oh fab, thanks! I knew there was a recent one I was forgetting.

Yeah, I'm not sure I'd lump Cami-D in with the usual rom-com set. Every now and then she does something weird and reminds people she does have talent beyond leggy goofy girl to win over. She doesn't do it nearly enough, though. I'm thinking of John Malkovich and Vanilla Sky at present, which I guess are rather…