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Sorry, but cheating isn't an accident"oops! My penis just fell into her vagina! I didn't mean to, and there was not a single thing I could have done to stop this!" cheating on people sucks because you realize you did a shitty thing and have to live with the knowledge that you aren't the wonderful person you thought

I feel like people are very black and white about monogamy. Either it's "easy" because you've found the right partner or it's "impossible" because it goes against our nature. In my experience, it's (like most things) something between the two. I've been with my partner for 4.5 years, and there have definitely been

You know what? Cheaters are scoundrels. If you need to have an affair, get rid of your current squeeze. I mean come on, that's a good reason to get out of your current situation. "Honey, I'm sorry, I would like to fuck other people." Done. Do it. Then do whomever you choose. I'd like to think that I'm not married to a

I was 26 when we met and we were married when I was 28. I was one of the youngest of all my friends to settle down. I'm 37 now and I love my husband and I'm happy with my choices, but I really miss the excitement and tension of meeting someone new. Don't give that up just because the people around you are settling

Am I supposed to feel bad for cheaters? Because I certainly don't...

I didn't read it that your partner will always cheat on you. I took it to mean that you will be cheated on in life. There will be one point in your lifetime where you will experience it, not necessarily in your current relationship. You can't continue to be bitter about it, it happened. Move on.

I thought the last satellite "pings" placed the plane's southernmost possible route about 1000 miles from Perth? I remember there being jokes at the time about a "ghost plane" being the only thing willing to fly to Perth.

So bad makeup is now part of a person's body?

I appreciate your snobbery. However, I can't judge folks on the software they have access to, but I can judge them on how they choose to use that software.

That wouldn't make it Mick's fault. If he broke up with her, he had a right to. It could have contributed, but still not his fault. Nobody is responsible for someone's depression, although it's nice to be supportive. It's not always possible to be supportive enough, however, since we all have our lives and have to do

Stop.

This can apply to men in some situations too. A torn white shirt on an attractive white guy? Adam Levine. On an unattractive guy of another race? Homeless murdering drug dealer.

This... having lost my best friend of 25 years to suicide, I can confirm that while outside forces can certainly worsen depression they do not cause it..nor are they the "reason" someone takes their own life…The demons of depression are complicated beasts and cannot be explained away with "oh, her boyfriend broke up

For me, depression wasn't triggered by just one thing, and my suicide attempt wasn't either. It was a slow, steady descent into hopelessness. A truly horrible fight with my abusive boyfriend at the time was the last straw, sure, but it wasn't the sole cause. And the fight wasn't what motivated me to do what I did. The

I think this all also hinges on being conventionally attractive, for women at least. It's the elephant in the room — if you're going to look funky, you have to also look polished in some way.

I despise this argument. Psychologically healthy people do not kill themselves because someone broke up with them, and another person's actions do not cause someone to become depressed. Outside forces (breakups, financial problems) can worsen depression but they do not cause it. It's completely unfair to blame this

Huh?

They removed people who were disrupting a press conference and they didn't let a reporter go bug grieving family members...those sound like normal reactions to me.

Little baby brains need fats, cholesterol, carbs, macro and micro nutrients, all sorts of things to make those little cholesterol laden bundles of nerve endings develop properly.

Not only is it lots of sugar, but it's no fat. Babies need fat. Feeding him sugar water seems like a much worse choice than showing the parents how much formula to feed him from now on.

What were they feeding him??