True. At least now that it's being applied to a a famous white person, we can all agree that it is stupid and hypocritical for a country in which pot is legal for some and not others.

I have a question for anyone who's familiar with DNRs or "last wishes" type of thing. Would it be possible for someone to specify that it would be ok to leave them on life support if it meant their fetus would live? Obviously this case is different, with a non-viable fetus, but I guess what I'm wondering is if most…

Noooo! Not Fency!

He was fucking drag racing and had closed down a public street to do so. I don't think this is over the top at all.

He also was on Xanax illegally, was smoking pot, blocked off a residential road so he could drag race down it, and is under age. That's most likely the fallout from all those things, not one beer.

"We're going to rampantly encourage you to do irresponsible things and enable you to behave incredibly poorly for publicity and money, right up until a certain point that is completely invisible to you and then act super shocked and troubled and demand you need therapy" - Justin Bieber's Team

Yep, play some catch up before the internet ruins it for you!

I really need to watch the last few episodes of walking dead. Sounds like I missed some serious shit. And yes, I have done a pretty good job of avoiding spoilers!

Oh, I know. But I think it's important to recognize shapeshifters in all their forms. Forewarned is forearmed.

It's amazing the difference an early diagnosis can make. My son is ASD, a very mild case—but the change since he's had since his diagnosis has moved it from "strangers won't notice" to "most people won't notice, and then only if I tell them." My husband is basically the same diagnosis (not formally diagnosed, but…

I assume you're about to grace us with your "Brad Pitt in Fight Club" abs, right? Maybe you should do that after you get your eyes checked cause you're seeing shit.

Isn't it just?

Hey, commenter. You're an idiot. Lose your idiocy.

With that username and this response.......you just became the person with the least valuable opinion on this whole article.

I got chills, man.

I was diagnosed as a kid. The problem then was that they generally didn't think you still had it during adolescence, or it was more rare. So unmedicated me did terribly in high school. Went back onin grad school and so happy I did.

What do you remember?

Everything.

I want to address some of the gray comments without actually having to bring them out of the gray.

I was only diagnosed at age 9 because my mother insisted that my brother's psychiatrist assess me. She had been diagnosed when she was 40, and she saw my behavior mirroring her own in school. Turned out that I definitely have ADHD, just as my mother, brother, and awful grandmother do. I don't take medication now but…