I won’t lie. My Mirena insertion was not fun: cramping, sweating, almost passing out. But I look at it this way: That sucker will be in for over 1600 days. One shitty day out of 1600 for no babies, no cramps and no period is worth it.

Yes! This is such a good point. I really identified with the author’s pre-IUD constant low-grade fear of my BC pills not working properly and this was a big part of that.

It wasn’t any more painful than getting a pap to be honest.

Not just the fatty sexers but also the lazy and forgetful! Mirena x10yrs here, all because of a nursing school placement at an abortion provider. The first patient on my first day was on alesse (as was I); the counsellor told her they don’t recommend low-hormone BCP for anyone over 120lbs or who is not fastidious…

My grandmother is RHnegative and in the 60s, after her fourth child nearly died because of it, her doctor told her she should stop having babies. A Catholic, my grandmother told her doctor that her husband would not like the sound of that. The doctor responded that he would giver her an IUD and her husband would never…

I’m another IUD evangelical. It was my OB-GYN who suggested it to me, and after seeing him for 2 years (and using NuvaRing), I was talked into it. Pretty much every time he looked at my sexual history (long-term monogamous relationship), he suggested the IUD.

While we’re talking about Hillary insulting (but not throwing shade at) Trump, this made me laugh so hard:

This is America’s Shade Queen, don’t ever forget it.

I was a kid when his accident happened, but my family were really big into horses, so he was at quite a few of the events (horse events and competitions) that we were at.

I love the Jewel one. I thought it perfectly encapsulated all the deservingly ugly shit that flew Coulter’s way.

You kidding? She was in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. That, and this comment, and she can be forgiven anything else.

I had no idea this even happened. I just rewatched the episode of The Office where he plays Andy Bernard’s dad. No wonder he’s so good at playing a douchebag.

so thats what a seventh degree burn looks like...

DID YOU ASK HER IF KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS FALL OUT AFTER THREE WEEKS?

The company can take the costs, but it doesn’t have a legal or moral responsibility to do so—especially when the people are threatening to appeal and mount up even more costs. The court is meant to determine legal rights, and that doesn’t change if one party is sympathetic and the other is a faceless corporation.

Then sue the guy that shot them? You’re the moron. What more should the theatre have done? Bullet proof cages for every patron?

No, only those people have sued them, not some random Tom Dick and Harrys from the street. Tragically, a lot of people were hurt or had loved ones who were killed that horrible day. Only some decided to sue. It is the lawsuit that prompted the counter-lawsuit. It is not some demonic grudge the theater has against the…

So if someone came into your house and gunned down a guest, and then the family of your guest sued you for not hiring armed guards for your house, you’d go bankrupt rather than do anything to defend yourself? You’d accept the loss of all your money, your home, a good chunk of your prospects for retirement because…

How about we make the NRA pay it?

They’re not demanding the victim’s families pay the legal cost. They’re demanding the people who initiated an unreasonable lawsuit against them pay the cost of that lawsuit.