Something something Old Testament doesn't count anymore except for the bits about the gays in Leviticus.

We need Democrat leaders across the nation to start calling out anti-choicers now. They are not "pro-life" they are not "anti-abortion" they are simply anti-choice.

It doesn't count if it happens to a woman or a dark skinned person. They only consider it terrorism if it happens to someone important like a white man.

We'll call it...Coatmeal.

I actually don't really mean focus on "stuff that will last." I mean that unless she's a child bride marrying a fellow child bride at 10, having an aversion to men with receding hairlines is silly as hell. I wouldn't have known that in my early twenties, but I sure as fuck do now.

He's already balding looking at that picture.

That advice weirdly came from my Mom. She had a therapist who told her to make a list of all the things that she wanted from a partner. When she came back the next week the therapist looked it over and said that this was her list of things to work on in herself. I've also heard it expressed as "Be the person you want…

"I thought of all the things I wanted from a partner and became that person myself."

"I discovered that when it comes to love, there aren't any real concessions to make. When you really love someone and they love you back, giving in or making a sacrifice isn't really giving in or making a sacrifice — it's just something you have to do, or a step you have to take to get something that's more important…

THE most important take-away evAr: In fact, life lesson: No one that into Scarface is ever very good at anything.

The morass of shitty late-90s, early 2000s music popular music drove me into a very deep examination of 70s rock and R&B, because it's all I could stand listening to. I burned out on early-mid 90s alternative and was never into boy bands. I've had to relearn to appreciate new music.

I guess this is growing up.

The cops found her with at least three times the legal level of melanin in her system.

Jesus had to stay quiet on the issue. His father is the largest fetus killer in human history.

Yeah, I don't get this. I felt like I loved my husband less and I really felt bad about it. Like my love for the baby eclipsed everything else. And I know a lot of it was the hormones - luckily things have balanced out now. I hate my husband and kids in mostly equal proportions.

As a mother that suffered with post-partum depression and had several nervous breakdowns while being a stay-at-home parent to my two children, blogs like this make me feel guilty and ashamed. I have to remind myself that it's not a purely wonderful experience for many of us, and that's normal, too.