It's not the act of breastfeeding that disgusts people, there's more to it than your comment implies. I'm a nurse but I'll admit, seeing toddlers and up breastfeeding creeps me out, while an infant would just register as a natural and acceptable act. With that said, when I'm in public and unexpectedly see a child of any age while they're latched on without cover or decency, it makes some of us uncomfortable. I do not want to see an Areola when at a restaurant or grocery store, it's rude and inconsiderate for mom's that do such a thing. If they need to breastfeed in public then they should cover themselves up so strangers aren't subjected to it. When the child is older and can ask mom for milk, yanks her shirt down when they want it, or fondles and slaps the breast during feeding it gives off a pornographic and incestuous vibe for people not familiar or comfortable with prolonged breastfeeding. People should raise their children however they see best but don't make the world your audience while doing so. Keep it the private, intimate experience that made breastfeeding special in the first place.

They meant a new tumblr all together, not just updates from ones we already know about. Same as there were no new memes, there were no new tumblrs created that the internet went crazy for. Try comprehending before being a jerk.

I got mine pierced at 13, I'm now 24. I tried to let it close and didn't wear anything for almost two years but it's still completely there and open. When I do wear one I opt for a smaller gauge barbell, size 16, that are normally worn in eyebrows. Wearing smaller and less flashy pieces looks more mature IMO, at least as mature as a naval piercing can look. I recommend a simple gold one, or one with tiny crystals for something more noticeable.

I don't think a lot of you people are getting the sarcasm the “editor's note” intended. Remember a post a while back that was a bunch of young kids and teens complaining about Sir Paul's performance on the Grammys because they had no idea who he was? Pretty sure it was a joke referring to those people.

Are we sure Mila Kunis has heterochromia? I thought she was mostly blind in one eye until recently, when she had corrective surgery. Pretty sure her's is due to loss of vision and not heterochromia.