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Do you want people inquiring about your health history as an opening question? Cause I'm pretty open about my health, but I want to share it on my terms.

But them becoming trendy is what helped make them more readily available. I've known someone with Celiac for decades, and he only just in the last few years has been able to eat something other than salad at the majority of restaurants. So, yeah, they became trendy.

This! I will take it if it's the only available stall, but otherwise, no.

One Day at a Time! How the writers handled, well, everything. The show covers topics ranging from objectifying women to racial issues to LGTBQ issues to mental wellness issues and healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, and the cast executes the writing flawlessly. And IMO the topics… Read More

I hated this one at first. I couldn't get over the broadway style number in every episode. Then I learned that nearly the entire cast are broadway/west end performers, and it totally changed my perspective. The numbers, while sometimes a bit odd, are well executed every time. I also… Read More

I love this show! I started watching it one day with a friend who is a big Eugene Levi/Catherine O'Hara fan. He didn't care for it, but I fell in love. The growth of the Rose family is dynamic - how they learn to embrace the cards they've been dealt and working to improve their futures… Read More

Partners and spouses who get jealous over other people flirting with you are usually just projecting their own guilt. 9/10 times they're cheating. So it's no surprise he banned men he felt inferior around.

My husband of four years (we'd been together for 10) came home from work and told me his girlfriend was 4 months pregnant. Right before Christmas.

I went to the beach with my boyfriend (at the time) and his family. His parents usually took a camper and stayed at a campground on the beach for several weeks, and we were going to join them for about a week and a half. Well, their camper had a ball bearing go out on the way down,… Read More

Love Actually - several of the couples in that movie. Telling your best friend's wife you're in love with her after you're married (Juliet and Mark)? Cheating on your wife (Harry and Karen - who appears to take Harry back afterwards - also problematic)? Encouraging a teenager to illegally… Read More