lizb0980

This is why representation is so important! It means a lot to fans to be able to connect with characters, and see people who look like them and/or face similar internal and external struggles. I have enjoyed seeing so many people resonate with Luisa, Mirabel, and other characters… Read More

Geezus, reading all of this is just sad. No wonder nearly half of all pregnancies in this country are unplanned... too many people have no idea how their own bodies work.

Is Julia a complete moron for a hotel room full of clothes to be impressive? I feel like most women with half a brain would take that as a cue to RUN, regardless of how much money the guy has.

Definitely depends on how you ask.

Exactly. The "hi, how are you?" is a rote greeting, not a genuine inquiry. The correct answers are as follows: "I'm great, thanks!"= I'm pretty good. "I'm good, thanks"= I'm neutral and just want to conclude this transaction. "I'm fine, thanks"= I'm probably not fine, but not going… Read More

Mine is actually lighter and less painful. I used to have 2-3 painful days, with at least one that was so miserable I sometimes missed a day of school or work. Now I take a couple of Advil and I'm fine. Sometimes my boobs don't even get sore, I just wake up and oh, hello period, didn't… Read More

I meant YETI is rare in that they actually produce quality products that justify the price point. People sometimes pay high prices for brand name stuff just for the sake of having brand name things, but the actual product is nothing special (or worse, it's mass produced junk with… Read More

If someone says "partner" to me I don't hear "same-sex significant other." I hear person you are committed to without marriage (for whatever personal reasons), but you're old enough that bf/gf has started to sound a little silly. That person could be opposite gender, or same gender,… Read More

#9 -- if you haven't ever actually spent money on a GOOD water bottle or coffee tumbler, you are missing out and don't even know it. I'm loyal to YETI, personally, a rare brand with quality worrh both the cost AND the hype.

That money really doesn't buy happiness. You have more treatment options when you have money, and can afford more ways to cope (some good, some awful, some mostly ineffective but you were willing to try anyway), but the core issues are still there. Money can absolutely solve quite… Read More