I’ve never understood this belief that recording artists can only perform songs that are 100% accurate reflections of them and their character. It doesn’t seem to apply to anything else, either. Actors can play serial killers, superheroes or anything and nobody says it’s a reflection of who they are. It’s the same…

Its because the Weeknd is that guy that every single one of your friends dated and cried over.

I don’t think the body shots are winning anything with the Weeknd (had to google for correct spelling). I love Selena but every picture I’ve seen of her with him is her hanging on him and him looking ahead. And he knows what Bella is working with and walked away. Bella needs to thank them both for the publicity -…

oh but they know. the man literally raps about all the drugs he does and how he’s not himself when he’s sober and fucking 3 bitches before he meets up with his girl...he’s pretty blatantly not a Good Dude.

i’ve seen him live and he was awesome. i can appreciate his music while still understanding that if i ever had the option to date him, that that would be the worst thing i could do for myself.

I have trying feelings about this too. I have friends who looove him, and I’m like “his biggest hits are about how shitty he treats women”... and they still sing along to his shitty lyrics.

yeah but beebs at least USED to have the good boy persona.

Selena dated Bieber. Her type is guys who aren’t boyfriend material. Stars, they’re just like us.

The thing is, they don`t. Neither did I at that age, though. One of the unwritten rules of that age is giving your beauty and personality to scrubs who don`t appreciate it.

ok. no one should be with the weeknd. ever. he is not bf material, and i think you know this, BELLA AND SELENA.

100% agree, thanks for saying this.

Has everyone forgotten that the actual Pulse shooter, Omar Mateen, had a history of domestic violence?! He abused his first wife to the point that she filed for divorce after only four months. It was so bad that he “often assaulted [his first wife] while she was sleeping, attacked her for simple things like not…

When I was born (back in the dark ages), the co-sleeping/no nursery thing has just started. My mom was in labor with me for 27hrs and I broke her tailbone in the process (thus beginning our power struggle, apparently). She was trying to feed me and was so tired she was almost delirious and afraid she would drop me, so…

My mom was like that! My dad said a random nurse came in to check on my bro and my mom screamed so loud security came in while the nurse shakily showed her credentials. She was a new hire and wearing different scrubs. My bro slept through the tire incident.

I knew going in that it was a baby-friendly hospital, so I was prepared for it. The worst part was being woken up by the nurses when they came to do vitals on each of us, but I had a c-section so I assume they would have been in multiple times through the night to check on me even if he wasn’t there. I dunno if I’d go…

Me, too. And it’s because of this bullshit thing called the “Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative which has recently been criticized for potentially harming health outcomes in women. It’s goal is to increase breastfeeding rates and eliminate formula supplementation which means moms need to feed on demand 24/7. But…

Nowadays, you are LUCKY if you end up in a hospital with a nursery. Hospitals are joining the Baby Friendly Hospital Intiative which requires rooming in and allows hospitals to get rid of well-baby nurseries. I specifically chose the hospital I delivered at last month knowing I wanted that option. The other place in…

They lock maternity wards down so tight now, it’s crazy. My kid was an hour old and had on a proximity alarm, three bar codes that corresponded to me, and a microchip. No exaggeration. And my hospital required babies to room in with the parents.

Every delivery ward I’ve been in in the past 10 years have a system so that this never happens. They baby has a monitor attached to them and there are sensors that if they’re taken beyond them, go off. Security is tight.

I’m sure the chances of this happening to most us are one in a million. I have friends who’ve been told by hospital staff that they weren’t “allowed” to keep their baby in the room with them at all times if they wanted. This story makes me think I’d respond with a hearty, “Fuck off,” because I cannot imagine the…