My sister suffered from a brain injury as a toddler. I get where you are coming from. She was only 2 years younger than I. I saw how it affected every part of my parents life. I also had to grow up a hell of a lot faster and I spent a significant portion from about 11 to 14, helping my parents care for her and baby…
I was in an eleven-day induced coma due to liver failure and brain swelling caused by an overdose. I was *this close* to being pronounced dead (my parents had made funeral preparations and notified family). Somehow, and despite doctors' prognosis, things began to turn around and I made it. This was Christmas 2010…
Glad the commenters here make this a place where good feels can be shared and bad feels can be soothed. Sorry this is gut punching you today.
Stories like this hit me so hard. My sister has a brain injury caused by a lack of oxygen (weird, freak accident... no drugs, no alcohol, in no way shape or form her fault)
the "bus stop of desire" second in sexiness only to "the DMV waiting room of wanton"
Yeah, I'm really interested in their relationship. Harvard psych professor who wrote a bunch of Cosby's intros, imbuing his crackpot theories with a false sense of legitimacy. They also wrote a book together in 2007 called Come On People: On the Path from Victims to Victors, urging the black community to transcend a…
Don't you wish you could find a man just by being harassed in a drug store nowadays? THANKS FOR RUINING EVERYTHING SEX POLICE
completely off subject. but god I loved when Charlotte went off on Big like that. She was so endearing sometimes.
I nearly ordered a male friend out of my car one day while we were discussing the subjects of rape and objectification. He made the "you wouldn't leave your car unlocked with the keys inside" analogy to women going outside, at night, in some form of attire, and then being raped. There is just no amount of ignorance…
He "consulted" on many of Cosby's projects including the show and tons of his "child education" projects like "Little Bill" for Nick Jr, "Fat Albert" etc.
The good ole days was when you could holler at a women going to the drugstore to buy some pantyhose and menstrual pads and she would just smile at you because boys will be boys. Ahhh the good ole days.
Oh, hells so! That would rob us of what's coming to him next!
One of my first tape cassettes was actually a Bill Cosby comedy routine. My mom bought it for me because she thought it was great that he didn't use swear words. That's all it took to weasel his way into my tape deck ... a lack of swear words.
where the woman not only is liable to pick up the check, but often has to look behind her condoms for her credit card."
This is terrifying. When men talk like this, it turns my blood cold. I feel like a thing to be taken, an object, and I unfortunately know this feeling well.
There is no feeling quite like reading Bill Cosby's Love and Marriage in January 2015.
I love Yellow Dress.