Probably Willow? Kiernan should definitely play Bonnie. And the chick from the Hunger Games, Amandla Stenberg (she played Rue) would make for a good Sarah. But knowing Hollywood, it’s probably gonna end up starring Shailene Woodley, or someone equally insufferable.

I’d actually be ok with “The Craft” remake if it starred this trio.

Time is the cruelest of teachers. It kills all of its’ pupils.

Everything I like in life is illegal, immoral, or fattening- so I’m down.

Eat right, work hard, die anyway.

I totally had an “Awwwww!” moment reading this news. You know he has to be sick of the Beltway and all it’s petty politics, but sticks around for his daughter’s sake. You can’t fake that kind of love.

Do you watch “The Knick”? It’s had a couple of great plotlines about reproductive rights in the early 1900's, and they touch upon the STD issue briefly. An upper class lady was given syphilis by her cheating husband, and was still shunned by society. There was just no way to win.

Yeah, there was some study showing that modern women ovulate way more than our grandmothers did, owing to us not being pregnant nearly as often. Personally, I’ll take the extra periods over 8+ kids any day of the week.

“Motherhood in Bondage”
And yes, it’s as sad and terrible as the title suggests. :-/

I remember reading a book of desperate letters written to Sanger during this period. There were so many, they were divided into chapters based on theme- women who knew others that had access, but wouldn’t share; women whose husbands blamed them for all the children; women who were using abstinence as birth control.…

Well, if you’re reading this as some sort of pity contest, all I can say is that you’re wrong, that’s not my point. I’m talking about a person making a decision to have a reduction, and society double guessing them based on gender. No one double guesses a guy’s decision not to have large breasts, even you admit that.…

Sorry dude, I feel your pain. If you ended up having a reduction like me, I hope everyone around you supported your decision. Not a lot of people thought I was making the right call.

You’re really missing my point. No one is going question a boy’s decision to get a reduction. Why would a boy want large breasts, they say. Everyone is going to question a girl’s decision to get a reduction. Why would a girl want to get rid of such large breasts, they say. Both genders get teased and harassed. Only…

Which is why everyone would be supportive of a boy choosing to get a reduction. Girls go through just as much harassment, but when we choose a reduction, it’s like all the bullshit means nothing, and everyone wonders why we would choose to do such a thing. Damn straight boys *and* girls get harassed over large…

I’m talking about the decision to get a reduction, not life before. I don’t see society knocking a boy’s decision to get a reduction like they would a girl’s, and I should know, I actually went through it. I’m not arguing who has it worse before the reduction, it sucks for all of us, that’s why we get the damn…

Oh I know how society works; I just think it’s fucked up. I’m glad men and women can get the same procedure to fix the same problem; I’m not glad women get shamed for it, and men applauded. I’m just rubbing my two pennies together.

He won’t get derided for his decision, no. What world would shame a boy who doesn’t want large breasts? The same that would shame a girl for not wanting them.

Ugh, I had a reduction when I was 18, and had to put up with so many patronizing, negative comments about it. Girls asking me to give them my “extra”, and boys knocking me for getting rid of what they considered to be an awesome rack. Never mind that it was getting me constant, unwanted sexual attention and ruining my…

I’m voting tomorrow, and while I remain silent in the polling station, anyone outside of it in Trump gear is getting a mouthful from me. (Although I will be surprised to see any of them- my county is one of the top 10 most liberal in America, and my neighborhood is predominantly black. All the more reason to feel…

Trying to conceive currently. A few weeks back I had to tell the hubby that he really should stop putting his laptop directly in his lap, as the extra heat will kill his swimmers. He reacted as if I had suggested walking over hot coals. In the meantime I’m writing my Dear John letters to booze, hair dye, and sushi. NO…