suzanne1b
suzanne1b
suzanne1b

Oh, young Val. I think I attained puberty while watching him in Willow.

My husband and I talked about it before we got married. We were both undecided. And we've only been married for 9 months, but of course the topic comes up all the time because people think it's appropriate to bring this up. And as time is going by, I go more and more towards no and I think he's going the other way.

I've been with my husband for over ten years now and he clearly wants a kid. I'm very, very ambivalent, leaning towards no. This issue has become the giant herd of elephants in the room; I often think that, if we break up, it will be over the existence or non-existence of children. I feel you, sister.

I've had the exact same worries with my fiancé. It's all about communication about this issue. While we were dating and now after we've been engaged we've had long talks about it. I've made perfectly clear to him that I may never want a child (though I'm not ready to 100% say no right now). He assures me that he knows

WELL EXCUSE US FOR WANTING TO DREAM.

Not the weirdest (if the number of C/C tags on fanfic sites are any indication), but probably the most unexpected? And definitely the most...uh, focused on, lately.

the movie Labyrinth, with David Bowie

I wish Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern would continue, specifically the Harper Hall Trilogy about Menolly.

Pern, provided it would only be written by Anne McCaffrey. I could never get into the ones she went halfsies on with her son. RIP Anne.

The Never Ending Story...

I'm thinking breast implants and a severely photo-shopped waist (and other parts) in these photos. Whatever, power to her if this makes her happy. Hopefully her mother is looking out for her best interests until she's an adult.

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I'm scared. I'd be afraid it's some fucked up clock-work Westworld shit going under their "skin" and we're their future targets.

disturbing and without a video showing her moving i refuse to believe this is real

holy groot. that pelvic V line gets me every time.

I have a friend who maintains that we ARE ourselves only during PMS, and before we get our first period, and after menopause. All the rest of the time, we're drugged into submission by our hormones, making us nice and pliable and agreeable for the rest of the world (men and children, mostly) to take advantage of. I

Absolutely. I have spent the last few years developing a relationship with my cycle as ally, rather than enemy, and this is my conclusion, and I preach it to all who will listen. PMS = extra-sensitive bullshit meter, which is a really great thing. It's a barometer for what we're putting up with the rest of the

I'm of the mindset that PMS removes the bullshit-tolerance all women have, and puts us on dude-level for a few days. Guys rarely put up with shit, and they don't have to justify it with a hormonal imbalance. I like my PMS for that reason - I don't have to pretend to give a shit when I'm just not feeling it. It's

From now on I am going to tell all my man-friends that my misandry is an evolutionary advantage, even if I am not even really PMSing.