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I know fashion rules have changed or whatever but I still will not, under any circumstance, wear white shoes after labor day because of Kathleen Turner.

The babadook is a great movie I never need to watch again. Along with goodnight mommy. Omg so so so stressful!

Those are the worst. I had one in between my two sons, after also having a miscarriage before my first. When you’re actively trying and you get that + only to find out you aren’t pregnant anymore is quite the mind fuck. Good luck!!

If you were trying, I’m sorry for your loss :[

I had the same thing happen.

I saw Goodnight Movie at the SIFF when I was about 5 months pregnant hoping for a good supernatural horror movie. Nope. Fuck that movie. I was not prepared for that shit.

Sigh...I know, I know, but I love the play and I was curious. There were some good performances, but of course he Tyler Perryfied it by adding some weird, unnecessary “down-low” storyline (with AIDS as the punishment, of course) and had the same character who told a nice story about losing her virginity be the one

I think people would be shocked at how many women are “pregnant” before the body rejects the cells extremely early on - like you said, before some people even realize they’re pregnant. My husband and I are actively trying to conceive, and just last month I got a couple strongly positive at-home tests a few days before

I was really pissed off at Tyler Perry’s movie version of “For Colored Girls...” when they had this present-day storyline where a young woman had a friggin illegal abortion in someone’s goddamn house, and I think she paid like $200 for it. For an illegal abortion, in, like 2012 (or whatever year it was), done by a

Many spontaneous abortions aka miscarriages go unrecognised if they occur before women know they are pregnant, typically in the first 4-5 weeks before ultrasound can pick up the pregnancy. Nature can do this without damage to your body or soul as the pro-lifers would like us to believe. If you had no reason to get a

The weirdest depiction of abortion I’ve ever seen was in a crime movie from the 60s. A teenage girl had an abortion on a kitchen table. The camera only showed various objects on the table (knitting needles and something that looked like salad tonges), everything else was off-screen. That somehow left the girl brain-dam

I think this also just shows how very uninformed people, in general, are in regards to the whole female anatomy, and the menstrual/pregnancy processes.

I just saw it last night!

Additions:

Spoiler for a thirty-eight-year-old movie: Friday the 13th needs to be on here. I would actually bump Psycho off the list for it. Also, Dark Water should be on there. I happened to watch the original version on the first anniversary of my mom’s death. Totally accidental timing. Do not recommend that combo.

Everyone go see Tully.

I flash back on her incredible delivery of that response to Joan’s compliment of her hair all the time: “Thank you. It’s genetic and unattainable.”