I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions

lovelyheather

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Well if you don't tell them that, then how would they know? And I don't know, I don't know anyone who makes a big deal out of their friends' birthdays - like organizing a party or hosting an event.  How it's worked for me and pretty much all of my friends since college is that the person who is having the birthday, or maybe their SO, plans a night at the bar, maybe dinner, and everyone goes and pays their own way.  
Posted by K Everdeen12[/QUOTE]

This is what we do too.  I can't imagine throwing a birthday party for one of my friends. 

SKP82

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : I confess I'm going to get all excited anyway! SQUEE!!
Posted by bethsmiles[/QUOTE]

I know!!!  I'm excited myself.  Squeee!!

Blue & White

Confession: One of my siblings got in trouble because he didn't register to vote the day he turned 18.  Thus, I don't understand why one wouldn't be registered/vote/care to vote.  I've been taught since I was like 3 how HUGE of an opporunity this is.

Confession: Most of my neighbor's think that BF and I are married.  We don't correct them - we live in the freakin' Bible belt.  If both our GRANDMOTHERS are okay with it, random neighbor people don't need to judge.

Confession: I was disappointed my sister's wedding invite didn't arrive in the mail today.  It should be here tomorrow (I guess)

I judge: Me   I'm watching Greys instead of grading papers.  But I did work out today at like 8 AM, so that's pretty sweet.

Peaseblossom55

SKP- Congrats on the positve ovulation test!! Exciting news :-)

I never make a big deal about my birthday, BF & I usually just go out to dinner.  My family tends to make a big deal of birthdays though which is nice.

jorja86

I feel like when facebook starts making you feel badly about yourself, you should maybe take a break. I know I catch myself comparing my life to other people who I once had a lot in common with (usually they are still hot and skinny and living much more exciting lives). I think it's human nature. But, if it's starting to legitimately upset you, I think it's time to step away. What's the point?

K Everdeen12

Also, I had a really awful experience with a cat I adopted as a kitten.  So bad that I had to give him away to a family that was able to let him live outside and act like a crazed mad-cat all he wanted. And it turns out, his siblings (at least one of them, anyway - I never met the owners of the other cats) had the same exact behavioral problems.  So when I think about getting a dog, I'd likely consider a breeder, because I would want a puppy.  If I think about getting a cat, I wouldn't go to a breeder, but I would certainly want to know more about the parents than I did the last time around.  Not that family history would tell me everything about an animal's behavior, but I'd at least know what to expect.  

SKP82

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[QUOTE]Confession: One of my siblings got in trouble because he didn't register to vote the day he turned 18.  Thus, I don't understand why one wouldn't be registered/vote/care to vote.  I've been taught since I was like 3 how HUGE of an opporunity this is. <strong>Confession: Most of my neighbor's think that BF and I are married.  </strong>We don't correct them - we live in the freakin' Bible belt.  If both our GRANDMOTHERS are okay with it, random neighbor people don't need to judge. Confession: I was disappointed my sister's wedding invite didn't arrive in the mail today.  It should be here tomorrow (I guess) I judge: Me :)  I'm watching Greys instead of grading papers.  But I did work out today at like 8 AM, so that's pretty sweet.
Posted by Blue & White[/QUOTE]

That's funny.  All of our neighbors referred to us as husband and wife before we were married.  And then we were like, "Oh yeah, we're getting married next month" and I think they were surprised.  Now the neighbor across the street wants BABIEEEESSS!!!  (I live in a neighborhood where everyone is old enough to be my parent.)

bethsmiles

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[QUOTE] I judge: Me :)  I'm watching Greys instead of grading papers.  But I did work out today at like 8 AM, so that's pretty sweet.
Posted by Blue & White[/QUOTE]



I'm watching Grey's too. The first episode of the new season is making me bawl like a baby, thus why I don't watch this show with other people!

Hummingbird125

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[QUOTE]Also, I had a really awful experience with a cat I adopted as a kitten.  So bad that I had to give him away to a family that was able to let him live outside and act like a crazed mad-cat all he wanted. And it turns out, his siblings (at least one of them, anyway - I never met the owners of the other cats) had the same exact behavioral problems.  So when I think about getting a dog, I'd likely consider a breeder, because I would want a puppy.  If I think about getting a cat, I wouldn't go to a breeder, but I would certainly want to know more about the parents than I did the last time around.  Not that family history would tell me everything about an animal's behavior, but I'd at least know what to expect.  
Posted by K Everdeen12[/QUOTE]<div>
</div><div>I've owned a BUNCH of cats, and all of them excpet one (who we inherited when my nana passed away) were strays that I found in the neighborhood. I was the crazy cat lady as a ten-year-old. All of them were super awesome affectionate cats. However, I knew one person who took in a stray who turned out to be an attack cat. I've never been scared of any animal as I was of this tiny cat! She was loved though, despite her evil nature <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-smile.gif" border="0" alt="Smile" title="Smile" />

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K Everdeen12

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : I've owned a BUNCH of cats, and all of them excpet one (who we inherited when my nana passed away) were strays that I found in the neighborhood. I was the crazy cat lady as a ten-year-old. All of them were super awesome affectionate cats. However, I knew one person who took in a stray who turned out to be an attack cat. I've never been scared of any animal as I was of this tiny cat! She was loved though, despite her evil nature 
Posted by Hummingbird125[/QUOTE]

<div>The first cat we had as a family also went insane.  Then we got two normal ones from my cousin, and then I got devil kitty.  I now see why FI is not supportive of my plan to get a kitten, I don't seem to have the best luck....</div>

Blue & White

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : That's funny.  All of our neighbors referred to us as husband and wife before we were married.  And then we were like, "Oh yeah, we're getting married next month" and I think they were surprised.  Now the neighbor across the street wants BABIEEEESSS!!!  (I live in a neighborhood where everyone is old enough to be my parent.)
Posted by SKP82[/QUOTE]

Oh gosh, no my neighbors can't have babies from us yet!  Luckily, we live in a big military town too, so there are at least 5 infants on our little street too. 

Confession: I'm beyond horrified about childbirth.  I literally think BF has rethought our relationship because of this.  I am totally okay with adoption and have agreed to revisit the idea of having biological children but um, I just foresee that as a giant 10 month panic attack (I'm scared of needles/doctors/etc.)

peekaboo2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Well if you don't tell them that, then how would they know? And I don't know, I don't know anyone who makes a big deal out of their friends' birthdays - like organizing a party or hosting an event.  How it's worked for me and pretty much all of my friends since college is that the person who is having the birthday, or maybe their SO, plans a night at the bar, maybe dinner, and everyone goes and pays their own way.  
Posted by K Everdeen12[/QUOTE]

<div>That's the problem though.  Generally it doesn't matter what I want.  I'm too close to Christmas, so everyone has family plans.  Trust me, I'd LOVE to just have a night out to dinner/the bar with friends, but last year was the first time that it's ever happened.  And that was because I was working with a bunch of people who just love to party.</div>

birddeisgner

Confession: 

I am secretly glad I am so busy because I don't have time to think about babies and how much I want one.

Peaseblossom55

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Oh gosh, no my neighbors can't have babies from us yet!  Luckily, we live in a big military town too, so there are at least 5 infants on our little street too. <strong> Confession: I'm beyond horrified about childbirth.</strong>  I literally think BF has rethought our relationship because of this.  <strong>I am totally okay with adoption and have agreed to revisit the idea of having biological children but um, I just foresee that as a giant 10 month panic attack (I'm scared of needles/doctors/etc.)</strong>
Posted by Blue & White[/QUOTE]
This is me too, I feel your pain.  I prefer not to go through childbirth I'd be ok with adoption.  I've agreed to one, after that we can review the situation.
As we now talk about home buying and school districts, we were talking about our yet to be children.  It kind of freaked me out a bit, when he said in 6-7 years we could have child starting kindergarden.  I was like woah.

SKP82

B&W - are you scared of childbirth because of your fear of doctors/needles? 

Blue & White

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[QUOTE]B&W - are you scared of childbirth because of your fear of doctors/needles? 
Posted by SKP82[/QUOTE]

Yep.  I'm kinda scared of the whole 40 weeks too.  I mean, there are a fair number of needles in there.  And I tend to pass out/hyperventilate when needles are involved, so that just seems like a bad idea.

That being said, BF already has had needle training/practice with me.  He knows just to let me do my thing and tell the nurse to continue their job, haha.  I'm a disaster.

thejucheidea

I'm gonna jump on the bandwagon with the breeder thing. We have three purebreds and all of them are rescues we got as puppies. Bellamy and Zoë were both adopted at 2.5 months and Freya was 8 months when we got her. We had to work REALLY hard to find Freya because we wanted a female puppy so that she could grow up with Bellamy and Zoë, but we were able to find her from a little rescue in Kansas. It worked out really well and we haven't had any behavioral problems outside of behaviors expected from the breed (Freya has attitude).

I confess that I found DivaCups intimidating, but now that I used one for my last period, I'll never use tampons again.

SKP82

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[QUOTE]I'm gonna jump on the bandwagon with the breeder thing. We have three purebreds and all of them are rescues we got as puppies. Bellamy and Zoë were both adopted at 2.5 months and Freya was 8 months when we got her. We had to work REALLY hard to find Freya because we wanted a female puppy so that she could grow up with Bellamy and Zoë, but we were able to find her from a little rescue in Kansas. It worked out really well and we haven't had any behavioral problems outside of behaviors expected from the breed (Freya has attitude ). I confess that I found DivaCups intimidating, but now that I used one for my last period, I'll never use tampons again.
Posted by ahstillwell[/QUOTE]

We have a Springer we adopted when she was about 6 months old.  She has always been really nervous around new people because she was kept in a barn and not socialized with people at all.  So, while I prefer to adopt, I can understand why someone would want to purchase a puppy from a reputable breeder. 

And I agree with you on the Diva cup.  Loooooove!

Letstrythis1001

I wish I had seen this earlier so I could have been a little less bored at work.

I judge: those who continuously post job postings when they themselves should probably be sending in their resume.

UO/Confession: a little of both? I am sick to death of seeing the diet challenge of the week plastered all over facebook. I'm not friends with people on there so I can continuously scroll through their advertising spam. I'm tired of hearing about Visalus and seeing before/after pictures.

Letstrythis1001

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Well if you don't tell them that, then how would they know? And I don't know, I don't know anyone who makes a big deal out of their friends' birthdays - like organizing a party or hosting an event.  <strong>How it's worked for me and pretty much all of my friends since college is that the person who is having the birthday, or maybe their SO, plans a night at the bar, maybe dinner, and everyone goes and pays their own way.  </strong>
Posted by K Everdeen12[/QUOTE]

This. I still get excited but mainly because its one of the few times during the year <em>all</em> of my friends are able to get together (this goes for everyone's birthdays). We don't go out to nice dinners often so its a good excuse to do so!

flygirlmeg

I confess that I'm not ready to get back to reality post-wedding just yet.  Is it so wrong that I don't want to unpack everything?!?  Or go back to work?  Or put on makeup?  Or go to the grocery store?

I confess that I had a cookie (or two) for breakfast instead of the boiled eggs that were already cooked.  I definitely don't want to put back on all that weight I lost for the dress . . . where ARE YOU will-power?!?!

And . . . I'm kind of judging the Diva cup right now.  Please explain why you girls love it.

Peaseblossom55

What is a diva cup?

Letstrythis1001

The diva cup gives me the heebie jeebies.

jorja86

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[QUOTE]I confess that I'm not ready to get back to reality post-wedding just yet.  Is it so wrong that I don't want to unpack everything?!?  Or go back to work?  Or put on makeup?  Or go to the grocery store? I confess that I had a cookie (or two) for breakfast instead of the boiled eggs that were already cooked.  I definitely don't want to put back on all that weight I lost for the dress . . . where ARE YOU will-power?!?! And . . . I'm kind of judging the Diva cup right now.  Please explain why you girls love it.
Posted by flygirlmeg[/QUOTE]

<div>Um, excuse me...did you think you were just going to slip back in here and not provide a recap/pictures?!? :)</div><div>
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thejucheidea

The DivaCup is an alternative to tampons or pads during menstruation: http://divacup.com/ You just kinda cram it up there and it collects the menses over the course of the day. You can keep it in for like 12 hours without any issues. Learning how to take it out is very stressful . I like it because it's non-drying and it's more clean and natural to stick up your cooch than a plug of chemically-treated cotton.

ETA: Tyler calls it the 'blood funnel'.

SKP82

Why would you judge the Diva cup or those who use one?

Danser - it is a menstrual cup.  I actually use the Lunette brand.  You use it during your cycle to catch what a tampon would normally absorb.

I like it for several reasons.  The biggest is probably because there is NO LEAKAGE.  None.  Zip.  And you only have to change it twice a day.  I do mine in the morning and in the evening. 

There's no "Hmm.... should I use a Super tampon or a Regular?  Oh I'm out of Supers, so I guess I'll use a Regular and have to change it sooner."  You put it in and forget about it until you need to empty it.

You cannot feel it at all.  And it's less expensive than buying tampons every month. 

So, judge if you want, but you would probably like it if you tried it.

ETA:  Also no, "Sh!t!  I don't have a tampon and need to change it rightthissecond!"

SKP82

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[QUOTE]The DivaCup is an alternative to tampons or pads during menstruation: <a href="http://divacup.com/" rel="nofollow">http://divacup.com/</a> You just kinda cram it up there and it collects the menses over the course of the day. You can keep it in for like 12 hours without any issues. Learning how to take it out is very stressful :|. I like it because it's non-drying and it's more clean and natural to stick up your cooch than a plug of chemically-treated cotton. ETA: Tyler calls it the 'blood funnel'.
Posted by ahstillwell[/QUOTE]

Bahahaha.  I feel that this was not the best endorsement of the product.

You definitely don't "cram it up there" for those of you who are curious.  <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-wink.gif" border="0" alt="Wink" title="Wink" />  You fold it and push it in.  There is definitely a learning curve to putting it in/taking it out, but once you figure it out, it's really simple.

thejucheidea

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Bahahaha.  I feel that this was not the best endorsement of the product. You definitely don't "cram it up there" for those of you who are curious.    You fold it and push it in.  There is definitely a learning curve to putting it in/taking it out, but once you figure it out, it's really simple.
Posted by SKP82[/QUOTE]
Haha, it's true, there is a specific folding and pushing thing that you do, but your fingers do get more involved than they would when you're putting in a tampon. But it's true, no leakage, no odor, no nothing. It's pretty awesome. You just clean it out with mild soap between insertions and at the end of the cycle, you boil it for like 5-10 minutes. Store it in a cotton bag and you're done. $30 saves a ton of money in the long run and it's better for the Earth at the same time :D.

K Everdeen12

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[QUOTE]<strong>Why would you judge the Diva cup or those who use one? </strong>Danser - it is a menstrual cup.  I actually use the Lunette brand.  You use it during your cycle to catch what a tampon would normally absorb. I like it for several reasons.  The biggest is probably because there is NO LEAKAGE.  None.  Zip.  And you only have to change it twice a day.  I do mine in the morning and in the evening.  There's no "Hmm.... should I use a Super tampon or a Regular?  Oh I'm out of Supers, so I guess I'll use a Regular and have to change it sooner."  You put it in and forget about it until you need to empty it. You cannot feel it at all.  And it's less expensive than buying tampons every month.  So, judge if you want, but you would probably like it if you tried it. ETA:  Also no, "Sh!t!  I don't have a tampon and need to change it rightthissecond!"
Posted by SKP82[/QUOTE]<div>
</div><div>Who said they did?</div>

SKP82

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Judge/Unpopular Opinions/Confessions : Who said they did?
Posted by K Everdeen12[/QUOTE]

Uhm, Meg.

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[QUOTE]And . . . I'm kind of judging the Diva cup right now.  Please explain why you girls love it.
Posted by flygirlmeg[/QUOTE]


I'm not offended.  Just curious.