Poor dogs and cats :'(

YES

Couldn’t agree more. Too much waffle.

Same with dogs of warmer weather living in cold climates!

Young adult... I don't think I was an adult until 30.

Everything is unhealthy if you take it to extreme

People who fake their animals being service animals.

His "comedy" is that he makes people cringe.

Making your whole identity about your mental illness is weird too. I understand that being deep down in the hole that is clinical depression makes it hard to see anything beyond that, but you get perfectly functioning humans build a whole new personality and lifestyle around a diagnosis.

That's a very specific gifting example.

Those little crusty eyed, snotty nosed white dogs especially.

It works, just not for you. Or me. Or anyone outside a very small, very wealthy minority.

Agreed as someone who is planning to be child-free. BUT its also equally annoying when people make kids their whole personality and blame those who don't want them.

I agree, pineapple belongs on pizza as much as all other ingredients such as pepperoni. Let people eat what they want to eat.

I know how helpful they are but when they move it's creepy

I like tattoos on other people. Can never think of anything I want that badly myself.

The same applies to children.

YES! It's one of the best flavours along side mint chocolate chip and lemon sorbet

I’d much rather have neutral cream walls. May be boring, but you can add colour with pictures, rugs and accessories. Then if you want to change colour scheme you don’t have to repaint everything.

No, some people actually have problems eating certain kinds of food. It might be the texture that will make them gag or throw up. It might give them indigestion.

Pumpkin Spice is a valued panda!

On one hand, I kinda get this, but on the other hand, a really awesome concert generates an incredible atmosphere that's all but impossible to not get swept up in. Also, it's a way of supporting your favorite artists :)

I've been going to very different weddings. The weddings I attend are great - you spend time celebrating with family and friends. You eat, you dance, you chat.

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Yes! Theyre both as equal as beings!

The idea is that you know a person so well, that there is little risk of buying the terrible gift. I you do not know that person that well, you should be allowed to bring a totaly generic gift. like a bottle of wine or the latest John Grisham.

Uhm ... that sounds like "I don't want it" to me. If I have burgers at noon I will not eat burgers at night.

I think everybody feels that way, and most people thinks oh god no, I can't sing, when they are forced to celebrate a birthday this way, and even the birthday boy/girl will be embarished when everybody's eyes is turned on them. So why we do it is still a conundrum for me.

But they don't decide where you live...

You're not supposed to eat them. you are supposed to look at the package and then throw it out in a few weeks. then they get buried and 3 days before easter, the peeps come out of the ground and appear on store shelves.

Roundabouts and 4 way stops are insanely common across Europe. It’s only Americans that seem to have a problem with them since they’re more rare.

I find it vice versa. Soft covers won't stay open, you have to break their spines or hold the pages down with a ruler, or use both hands. Hardcover you can leave open on your desk without using hands.

"Would you like a slice of cranberry sauce?"

i actually love good wine. everyone has different tastes. people can believe what they want.

They play like the adults around them - my older daughter copies my wife and me, and we look after a baby so she wants to look after a baby too. I don't know how different it would be if we had a boy, or we didn't have a second child. Our older daughter also likes playing with cars and diggers, FWIW

I partly disagree, it's not necessarily training them to be mothers. Here's the story why: a colleague tried to raise his daughter non stereotypically and offered her different toys. Among them were toy cars. And what did the girl do? She put the cars to sleep in bed, just like a doll.

My son has dolls. He wanted them.

it's not weird... it's human nature. There is nothing wrong with letting a little girl, or a boy for that matter explore their nurturing nature. I think it builds empathy. Where it goes wrong is when moms and dads try planting ideas in kids heads about having kids. Let that develop naturally. Not everyone needs to be a parent.

Both of my sons have played with their mother’s old doll. They carry it around, sometimes not by the head or one leg, and put it to bed. It’s cute, it’s sweet, I don’t see what the big deal is. My eldest(9) moved onto to other things and my youngest(2) still plays with it. I don’t feel like any manliness is threatened or whatever b******t the macho men are whining about.

My kids both played with dolls - my daughter would cradle them and my son would grab the dolls by their ankles and swing them around.

Teaching kids to be parents isn't necessarily a bad thing though....a few adults could certainly do with lessons. Just gotta make sure the kid wants the doll first of course.

Sounds like a typical feminist. What percentage of feminists are happy?

How do you explain Barbie?

My daughter and son were born about a year apart. I gave them toys for both genders (this is back in the early 80's): dolls, trucks, etc. It was interesting to me that my son wanted the trucks and dinosaurs and my daughter gravitated toward the dolls and kitchen toys. I truly didn't try to influence them at all. I wonder how common it is.

We do that so they can prepare for the event that they may have kids themselves or that they have to take care of other small children. I don't think the problem is that girls play with dolls (or kitchens, cleaning gear etc.... it's all for preparing for the traditional adult female life). The problem is that not enough boys play with dolls (or kitchens....you know). Boys should also prepare for having children or taking care of other small kids.

I think both sexes should have dolls and trucks.

I had baby dolls but I had more cars. I mean, am I supposed to just not what do with that baby. Haha nope. I don’t know. Still don’t know a lot. I know how cars work tho. Somewhat.

Because boys come with a plaything built in. Well... attached, at any rate.

Agreed, but only because a lot of people ONLY give their daughters dolls etc. Our son has a baby doll and a play kitchen, because having kids and cooking is a human thing, not a female thing.

Probably because so few men have given birth

dolls are good for both sexes...it's not that you're training someone to be a mother...you're helping your people practice caring for and nurturing other human beings...and also giving them someone to play imaginary games with, where they control the action...your daughter's doll might be her patient when she is a doctor or her student when she is a teacher...not all dolls are about dress up etc.