Ugh what a frustrating and disappointing roadmap. Scare-mongering and blackmailing people into getting a vaccine, not having enough vaccines/vaccine appointments available for those that choose to get it, and keeping us all locked down for months - AGAIN.
I've never been a big fan of Guy but I really respect him for this. Nobody should be blackmailed into making a personal health choice and that's exactly what our government and media are doing throughout this pandemic. If you want to get the vaccine - great, and if you don't, great!
I appreciate how many industries are being completely torn apart by this but let's not forget, it's the government that is stopping live events and people gathering not the virus itself. I understand it's scary and unknown right now, but it's gone on long enough, let's get on with life.
Well done Maria. I'm so tired of being told "they haven't even done anything yet". Why should we have to wait before someone is assaulted before misconduct is dealt with?
Thanks for standing up for us!
I experienced a similar thing. I had two miscarriages last year, both I found out at the first (8 week) scan. The second time, I walked into the room in a different clinic than I had dealt with the first time around. I had notified reception when I booked the appointment that I needed someone kind as I'd previously had a loss and was very anxious about it. I was very emotional, crying the minute I walked into the room as I was so scared it was going to happen again.
The sonographer noticed, gave me tissues and kindly said let's have a look and see how we go. She moved around a bit and then said very blasè, "oh.. so we just have a false pregnancy". I was completely taken aback and couldn't hear anything else she said. She made it out like it was no big deal, while my husband and I were hearing that our second baby, was no longer.
Sometimes medical professionals in this industry need some training in compassion and client care.
Ugh, I found 'Boy Meets Universe' so boring!!! I didn't like the writing style, I didn't like the characters and I didn't like the storyline. I got roped into the hype to read it, but I personally do not recommend.
I absolutely hated this part of the show. It was so degrading and immoral. All I could think is these poor contestants are watching this show right now and are probably hating themselves. It was awful - and legit could not find any single purpose on how this could be helpful in a relationship.
I know the experts/producers are just trying to get drama, but it was so hard to watch.
I love Jodi Picoult, she is one of my fave writers. Literally any of her books are worth reading but my personal fave is House Rules.
Paullina Simons I have loved during the Bronze horseman but recently started reading The Tiger Catcher and just could not get into it. Weirdest storyline ever.
I tried "Boy Swallows Universe" after a few different lists recommended it and I read the whole thing was deeply disappointed. I didn't find it that good. Everyone has raved about it though so not sure what I missed - did not do it for me.
I think it's a very interesting and forward-thinking way to live. They have obviously got a support system in place to avoid situations where people need to change nappies etc (like childcare or similar). I'd be very keen to see a study or article based on adults who have grown up in this gender-creative world and see how they perceived the effect it had on them as people.
I loved this interaction so much. I love the conversation its started in homes with young teenagers of all genders. Abbie is an intelligent, sassy and vibrant young woman.
While I don't think anyone is mad at Dipper, in this situation he represents a majority that still believes this sentiment and it's time we stand up and say enough is enough.
I was actually pretty disappointed by the final episode. What a boring old story, the adultering husband killed his mistress. Give us something really tangible. Henry would've been a great option. Or even Grace's Dad. Something just a little more interesting.
I think the hardest part in the whole series was when I thought Jonathan was going to kill Henry (first by car crash, then by throwing him off the bridge).
They all did such a great job. Jimmy and Tam have been such strong contenders all season, they deserved the win. I'd love to know the maths behind the reserve prices.
I have heard a few times now that "Trump made promises in 2016 and delivered on them". I struggle to follow US politics; however it would be interesting to know what he actually delivered on/what he did during his time in office.
Personally, I see the Twitter wars, leaving the Paris climate agreement and causing havoc with other countries political leaders (off the top of my head) as cause for concern. That's not to even bring in the personal aspect which I despise.
@mamamia, please do a (real) article on what Trump did during his time in office.