The key is, I think it’s fair to ASK. “Hey baby so I can’t have beer right now, but you know how much I LOVE beer. Just seeing one is gonna make me wanna play some flipcup... Do you mind if we dont have any beer in the house while I’m pregnant?” That to me sounds like a reasonable sentence. (Or, several sentences)

That kinda sounds like a drinking problem. Seems strange that you would have to sneak beers, multiple times in weeks.  Especially when he had options of other drinks/locations.

you don’t even need to justify this. it’s not controlling to ask for incredibly lightweight solidarity from your partner when you’re literally carrying the weight of the pregnancy and all that comes with it. sheesh.

I took the shots, the pills that made me feel sick and gain weight, I did the procedures and the surgery, I took off work to go to all the doctors appointments. Now I’m constantly sick, off caffeine and soft cheeses (guess who is really into making sure I don’t eat the wrong thing), and haven’t pooped in two days. I…

I think that’s a fair thing to ask. If I were in a situation like that where I knew I wouldn’t be able to consume something that I love for a short amount of time, I definitely would appreciate it if my significant other could do that with me. Also, if he thought that was an unreasonable ask, I think talking about it…

It’s not weird to ask. I had hyperemesis when I was pregnant (it was so bad I was hospitalized twice), and I absolutely could not have certain foods even in the house or talked about at all for the first six months. My husband was happy to keep all that stuff out of the house and not mention them to me. I think in my…

Before I was ever pregnant with our first child, my husband declared to my family that if/when I got pregnant, he’d quit drinking in solidarity. Awwwww.

I asked my husband to quit drinking beer around me in solidarity. That’s it. Wine is fine, don’t mind liquor, beer out with friends sure. He said yes, he said he understood and I caught him sneaking shit 3 times in the first two weeks. WTF. Honestly the sneaking part pissed me off the most. 

Maybe it’s just me, but I think it’s rather nice and sweet that he’s engaging in some dietary solidarity with his wife while she’s pregnant.

I’ve said this before, but when I was a bartender and cocktail waitress, actractive guys never sat around mocking and rating women all night. Schlubby dudes would say remarkably cruel shit about and to women who were 10 times hotter than they were.

A few days ago I overheard three dudes in their late 50's talking about a “fat chick”. And yeah, it wasn’t Bradley Cooper, Idris Elba and Jason Mamoa. It was Pudgy McPudgerson, Baldy Butterface and Ass face McGee.

I’m sure it’s happened, and I’m prepared to be proven wrong, but it never seems to be hot men that needlessly shit on women’s appearances. It’s always either an awkward dude with poor posture and greasy hair, an older dude that somehow looks at least ten years older than his actual age, or a dirty dude with a…

Dear Michael Rapaport: Women are not here to look attractive for you.

She’s beautiful either way, although I definitely wouldn’t have thought it was the same person.  But maybe she can go out in public incognito that way, like Sia!  

Man who has nothing going for him drags sucessful woman. It’s a story as old as time. Dude, She’s.Never.Heard.Your.Name.

People look different with makeup vs. without makeup? Even celebrities? Wow, what a shocker! (And for what it’s worth and judging by the photo, Ariana looks great without makeup too)

I love the guy, every time I see his picture posted on a story on one of the Giz sites, I invariably think to myself “Goddamn I’m aging well.” It’s a hollow high, sure, but you have to take your victories where you find them.

Damn that’s a rough looking 48.

Michael Rapaport is 48 looks 63 and acts 16. If you keep literally every aspect of him exactly the same there’s hotter men every place anywhere. 

Michael Rapaport is only 48? Jesus Christ, dude doesn't get to talk about other people's appearance.