How is it your business how people spend their money? I was (and still am) debt free, own my home and have a 401k. If I decide to spend my money on a wedding, it affects you not one iota. If these women spent $400 or $4,000, it’s their money and it’s still not your business.

I’d rather shoot myself than go surround myself with adults obsessed with Disney.

They choose to spend their money however they want. I lost a shit ton of money and the whole saga was on Gawker. I was subjected (I was quoted from a news source) to a lot of people telling me how stupid I was and how they would have spent that money. It didn’t make me feel better and in fact, made me feel actively…

Except in the old series, there was a scene of Romana (a Time Lady) trying on new bodies before settling on you.

Good for you! Seriously, that’s awesome. I feel like when you’re incubating a human, you should have free reign to come and go as you please. And there are many, many ways the US should emulate France.

I work in a pretty terrible place. Aggressive, abusive and hostile. They were furious when I announced I was pregnant (I had been there a year, which is 3x longer than anyone in my job before me). My boss just hired a woman, basically because she’s not. Her 2nd day, she announced she was pregnant. My boss was furious,…

They’re all awful but one of them posted naked photos of their 8 month old baby’s mother. Kris may be thirsty and leveraged her kids happiness for money (albeit with their consent) and Caitlyn may have voted for Donald Trump but Rob slut shamed and posted naked photos of his infant’s mother. That takes it to a whole…

I suggested just doing white and adding color later. The nursery is basically a struggle between her husband wanting to know the gender and her wanting to keep it a surprise. The argument over the nursery (and yellow being girly and green being masculine) is her husband’s passive aggressive way of getting her to find…

If it makes you feel better, I’ve had that same reaction since I met him 7 years ago...

That photo is gorgeous. I’ll send it to her tonight and see. Who knows but I wouldn’t be surprised if her husband’s reaction was “But ladies can’t be scientists?!?@

That was actually my suggestion. I suggested painting it white and getting white or wood furniture and adding in pops of color after the baby is born. I think she just wants to get it done before s/he gets here and her husband is being stubborn.

Green was dubbed “too masculine” by her husband. I’m sure animals would be “too feminine” so a green forest theme might make his mind explode. I’m off to go suggest it.

That sounds really cute. I love black and white.

Don’t throw yourself, throw them.

He totally would. He’s the kind who won’t admit it but wants a boy so it can be a IV.

I think her husband wanted to find out the sex and when she said no, he started sulking and is using the nursery as a passive aggressive way to get her to find out.

That sounds adorable. I’m sure her husband would tell her animals are girly or some such nonsense. But I’ll definitely suggest it to her.

Interior brick paint seems like much less work than exterior. When it’s exposed to the elements, the paint wears off much quicker. I watched Christina from Flip or Flop paint a beautiful mid century brick fireplace gray; I wanted to scream.

I was referring to her husband’s views on what is and isn’t acceptable paint colors for a nursery as stupid. I get gender neutral nurseries but don’t then deem every color other than gray as one gender or another (which is exactly what he’s doing).

He’s super WASPy old money, everything has a defined right or wrong. And you’re totally right. The belief that a paint color is going to determine what your child will be like is ridiculousz