The White House needs an occupant who values and prioritizes life.

“If an embryo is “not a person, what is it? Because if you left it alone, that’s the only thing it can become,” he said. “It can’t develop into a pony!”

I’m a millenial and tech-savvy, and I love greeting cards. There’s something about getting a card that someone selected, thought I would like, wrote a lovely message in, and mailed to me or gave to me in person. It means so much more than any FB message or e-mail ever could.

picking out a card is one of my favorite past-times and the internet can rip them out of my cold dead hands.

She called the recession “exciting” because now bankers that were doing jobs they hated could pursue other career fields. It wasn’t worded THAT badly, but that she was so disconnected from the working class (oh, now you have the free time to chase your dreams!) was incredibly insensitive.

I’m a family law attorney, and my office has been up in arms about this all week.

Whatever is true, it doesn’t change the fact that whatever is going on (or went on) in their marriage is nobody’s damn business.

Ok, so I don’t think this feeling is schadenfreude because I’m not happy when anybody breaks up and I don’t relish their pain, but something about finding out about the end of high profile relationships makes me feel kind of relieved. Long term relationships are great, and so is being in love, but I always have this…

I think that in these types of scenarios the guy is non-committal because he wonders if he can do better, and has these overly rosy ideas about single life. Then he finds himself single, the whole “don’t know what you got ‘til it’s gone” thing hits HARD as he realizes that the monogamous, committed relationship that…

My friend calls it the “pickle jar” phenomenon. The long-term girlfriend does all the hard work of loosening the lid, the new girlfriend pops it open and gets all the delicious pickles. (Of course, men are not pickles. Nor pickle jars. But maybe men get used to a serious relationship with the long-term girlfriend but…

I think Dan Savage is spot-on. When someone says they aren’t ready for commitment, there’s almost always an unsaid “...with you” at the end. Most people tell white lies, because saying “I don’t like you anymore” is harsh.

Oh man. Pretty much 90% of the time when a guy broke it off with one of my ladyfriends because he ‘just wasn’t ready for commitment’ or ‘wasn’t ready for a baby’ or ‘wasn’t ready to settle down’ etc etc. within a year he was married and had a baby on the way.

YOU GUYS I LITERALLY JUST SAID THAT I WOULD BE DEVASTATED IF THEY BROKE UP

I’m just gonna go ahead and admit that I DIY’d literally EVERYTHING at my wedding, and the result was that the whole thing looked like complete shit. Home sewn dress, homemade cupcakes, homemade centrepieces, homemade dinner, homemade decorations, homemade automated DJ playlist, etc etc etc.

I’m 100% with you, although can we agree that succulent bouquets are a super pretty alternative? Because they are.

Attractive Centerpiece/Affordable Appetizers

Only child, here. This is 100% accurate for me:

If you had an only child and it became the next Hitler (or Hitlerina), does this mean that if you were to have two children, they would be Two Hitlers? Or would each be one Half Hitler? Asking for a friend.

The response I have formulated after 9+ years of being asked when we are going to “give” our daughter a sibling: “After three miscarriages it became apparent that my uterus is for decorative purposes only. But thanks for reminding me about the most painful and heart-wrenching experience I’ve ever had while also…

Having just one kid seems like the perfect balance between experiencing parenthood and still having a life of your own. With one kid, adult hands and minds will always outnumber kid hands and minds, it’s not as expensive, and you only have to do the sleepless baby phase one time.