Oops! Well, hopefully it's helpful to someone reading! :D

I can vouch that for an...ample bust, a good three part bra (where the cup has that kind of architecture-y look) can change your life. The lift and shape a well engineered bra gives can change your life- I feel sexier, my clothing fits better and I have no boob-related back pain. Sometimes I peek down my shirt in the…

I'm not about to look at it while at work, but I have high hopes based on people's comments. Even my closest, most empathetic friends struggle with the idea of mania being a negative at all.

I'd never heard of Ellen Forney. As someone who's recently struggled with missing the manic periods, I need to check her work out. When, you know, I'm not at work where people might see me cry.

My husband saw that Allie had made a "comeback" post before I did, and wisely waited until I got home to tell me. I'm bipolar, so it's not quite the same thing, but it nearly perfectly describes the low swings. It especially gets me when she talks about her dogs. Wept like a little baby.

Or not had children at all. But that ship has sailed.

I don't think you're shallow.

I agree with you so very, very much on items one and two.

Seriously. My kids are only that annoying 10-12% of the time.

"Why do you humans..."

I like your analogy! I don't think I hope for complete infallibility (or at least, I certainly hope that's not what I'm doing!), I just have less tolerance than I expected for fallibility in the professional's area of expertise. Like finding out my periodontist uses chewing tobacco.

Good beer, Thai takeout and an evening of uninterrupted gaming. (In case my husband is reading LH today, hi dear!)

I'm not in the target audience for NFC implants, but S5's fingerprint scanner doesn't seem especially convenient and hasn't gotten great feedback in practical tests. /end barely relevant nitpick

I think you need more friends that will guilt you into helping them move their full size couches into older upstairs apartments.

Thanks for elaborating, I appreciate it.

I'm genuinely not sure what part is ironic.

"Why are we only giving this brave woman (and not her partner) a hard time for not using more effective birth control?"

Hopefully I didn't give the impression that I thought the two were the same- I'm aware of the difference and was only intending to slight the rhythm method.

The cringe isn't about her abortion at all. It's about all the stuff before that. Her abortion is no different than any other- if you do not want to carry a pregnancy to term, you should not have to. Full stop.

You horrible original-content-reader! How do you sleep at night? ;)