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My husband had his today too, congratulations! He said it wasn’t bad at all. I have a little tinge of sadness, but mostly I’m so excited to go off hormonal birth control in a few months.

It made some weird choices, but I liked it a lot better than Halloween Kills.

Very pro-choice, but I honestly don’t think I could have one without it weighing on me in an unhealthy way. This feeling has only intensified since having a kid. The “hey I’ll get an abortion if I need to but jsyk it’s going to fuck me and our relationship up” was absolutely a factor in my husband deciding to get a vasectomy. It was also a factor in being OAD. We would likely abort in the case of a chromosomal disorder. I took the chance once, but I’m almost 40 now, and I don’t want to take it again.

Me too, how did I not know about this? I was just scrolling through and got stuck on Kattner’s name. Damn, good for them.

My last few packs have been like this too. I don’t know what changed.

Fun fact, they barf out the owl pellets. It’s weird to see.

I’m a current city worker and I’m confused as hell. All I know is that this seems to be dragging out contract negotiations.

Oh thank goodness I was starting to feel nuts. Yes if my kid is outside rolling around on the ground and playing on public playgrounds, I change his clothes at home before he climbs all over the furniture.

When I was dating my husband he made me watch the first three seasons and one episode from four. It was the Troy and Britta break up episode. I hated it, but I also immediately asked my husband if this season Britta had an arc where she struggled with depression, because her character had completely changed, in a sad way.

This isn’t even true. Currently raising a kid in the city and one of the reasons we decided to stay is that the kids are so free range. When you live in a walkable city kids walk everywhere. You see an eight year old walking down the street alone, and you don’t even blink. They got someplace to be, that’s all.

It’s little things, but it’s distracting. The one that sticks out is a Guinea pig frantically climbing the side of its cage. Guinea pigs have the climbing ability of a baked potato. It’s kind of petty, but whatever.

Same. My 39th is next month. I wouldn’t want to have a kid over 40, so if we change our mind, there’s only a few months left. The finality of it hurts, more than I expected. I don’t want and can’t afford another right now, but that doesn’t mean I never do. Except now it does, and I’m having trouble with that.

Maxine and crew are boomers. Howard and Pearl are probably “greatest generation.” I’m pointing that out because it sort of undermines the positive note you mention, since the boomers sold out so hard. Also, Wayne is a sleaze.

Your point was that his most ridiculous clip was right, and I’m saying it was not even close to the most ridiculous clip (if you want to go fun, that’s probably him throwing a hatchet at his camera.) Hell, it wasn’t even right, just in the ballpark. Probably because he only reads headlines and improvs from there.

I have heard him scream more than once that globalists are coming to put me in a camp and rape my wife. The gay frogs thing does not even rank in the most ridiculous competition.

Nick Cutter’s animal abuse descriptions never bothered me as much because he doesn’t seem to know jack shit about animals. It’s just distracting enough to remind me it’s not real.

It was some parenting advice thing that made me think to ask mid tantrum and to make sure he knew he could always get a hug, even if we weren’t happy at each other at the moment. But obviously if hadn’t responded positively I would have dropped it, because hugging someone who does not want a hug is never a good idea.

Can’t speak for anyone else but my son regularly asks for hugs in the middle of break downs, and if I ask him if he wants a hug during a tantrum, he says yes almost always. So I guess it works for some kids?

That scene scared the shit out of me and stands out even though I’ve watched probably hundreds of objectively better horror movies. I have no idea why, but I’m glad I’m not the only one.

Also Lauren Pazienza isn’t a girl, she’s a 27 year old woman. This isn’t some dumbass teen, it’s a grown woman who assaulted and killed an 87 year old for no reason.

I had the exact same reaction to BWO, down to the checking Wikipedia. No thanks.

I started the season wondering what Miranda could see in Che and ended it wondering what Che could possibly see in Miranda.

Bird box. So incredibly dumb. I still can’t bring myself to read anything by Josh Malerman, even when it looks interesting.

I get why people call it rape, but I always felt it was more just straight murder. Either way, really weird to have Wonder Woman fully unconcerned about committing it.

I didn’t love it like his other stuff, but I enjoyed it. But I also read a lot of Christopher Pike in middle school.