@User I agree on some things and disagree with many others too cause I do not fully understand them so I don't think I'm in a position to talk about it, but why are you talking about mental health like that? Not everything is mental "illness", it's called mental condition/disorder and it involves conditions like depression or ADHD. This is why mental health is so stigmatized, everyone calls you sick when you have a condition, not an illness. Anyone above 15 has a mental condition, it can be feeling discomfort with your body, your thoughts, feelings, panic, depression, anything. Trans people feel discomfort on their bodies, they do not feel their image represents what they feel and want to be so they need therapy to understand why that's happening to them. Therapy is so neccessary and so stigmatized, that's why many people refuse to see a therapist, they call you crazy when you just need help to understand why you feel the way you do. You need to stop calling people sick cause they need therapy to understand themselves, in the end we could all use some therapy, no one is trauma/condition free in this day and age

@ORE WA STRIKA DA I'm sorry, whaaaaaaat? A mans job is to persuade? No one ever said that, stop lying. Women have the privilege of growing life, that does not make it 90/10, it's still 50/50 cause both parties put the same to make the baby and that's what counts. The men still have to provide even when they do not want the kid but do not have a say in whether the baby should exist or not, that is way too often too. They pay, sometimes they want the baby but the mother gets rid of it too, without caring about the other party's feelings. So no, it's not fair for either side, but don't think that cause we suffer it's okay. That is ignorant thinking.

@ORE WA STRIKA DA sorry but... what?????
Men can't have babies. They have sperm, without women's eggs they are useless, same as women's eggs without sperm. But is your point why a baby's life more valuable than a mother's? Cause that's always dictated by the mother, she is the one giving her life so she is the only one that can make that decision. She tells her partner and he/she does what it has to do, and that is the end of it. I never get these people saying the baby wouldn't be happy without the mother... Then why would the mother choose the father? If I decided to have a baby, believe me, I would have it with someone that I know will treat our baby like a king/queen even if I was gone, otherwise I wouldn't have a kid at all. 
Btw, the real equivalent of your testicular cancer thing is ovarian cancer, not an actual child...

@Ikr my first cellphone was a sony ericsson W3oo, and I got the same after it broke 2 times, that's how much I loved this model... It wasn't cheap btw, it was a luxury at the time..

@cae yaoi/western/hopefully psychlological. Two men in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of sheeps.... I hope they get suspicious of each other, some psychological sh*t... If it doesn't it'll turn into a basic smutty BL. all about the sm**...

@Kyo justice is relative, for everything to be equal it would have to be an eye for an eye (talion). If your father died, justice for you would be to see the murderer dead too. But what about serial killers? For there to be justice they would have to die many times, like bringing him back to life and killing them over and over again. So I get not feeling okay with the sentence, 16 years when they took away your father and they even took 6 years away from the sentence, it's like the legal system is a joke. Anyways, there is no such thing as justice, even if they give you the highest sentence wouldn't be enough because you lost your beloved person, there is no sentence that can make you feel justice was served unless you can see the murderer die, but again it is the eye for eye, world will go blind. The idea of lower punishments is to learn that people "can change". The legal system is not suppossed to only punish, it has to rehabilitate the criminals. The whole purpose of prison is to rehabilitate, whether it can be done or not is up to your thinking, but good conduct means they are on their way to rehabilitation. To me they cannot be rehabilitated, once a murderer, always a murderer. But laws say they can change and we simple citizens cannot go against laws.

@real_biological_child here was pouring all day, like really pouring to the point the whole city is flooded. Went to work, then to the uni (got there as if I just got out of the shower cause it was raining cats and dogs), there I found out classes were cancelled cause the uni was flooded too, went back home when I found out my laptop was dead cause it didn't survive the pouring and my notes for the uni are all gone too. So I lost a laptop and all my uni notes today, not to mention I think I catched a cold too...

@Throwaway drink lots of water, before every meal drink water with lemon. No alcohol (very important) and no pasta, flour makes your weight go up... Also, going to the gym doesn't help losing weight, you are replacing fat with muscle... Still. commenting to get more advice to lose weight

@WD yes and no, legally you could say yes, we are all bound by the same laws (depending of which country). Morally no, we as individuals are the ones that grant value to human lifes, our loved ones are always gonna be worth more than strangers, to a doctor the life of a 5 year old would be worth more than one of 80 years old, one child's life is worth more than 10 child lovers lifes, and there's a reason why many people says grapists and murderers should be used as test subjects instead of animals. There is also worth of a life based on money, for those who think law does not bind us all equally, sorry to tell you but it does, it's the ones enforcing the law that are giving more value to the lifes of those who gives them more money, the law has not changed at any point. Justice is not the same for everyone but the laws are, the problem are the people not making right use of them so there's no equal justice for us all, but the laws remain the same.
There are all kinds of humans and we all think the ones we hate are less worthy, no matter why you think they are worth less, so... In the eyes of the law yes, we are all equals but morally speaking no cause we are the ones that grant human lifes worth, some are more worthy than others, and some have no worth at all depending on who values them. One man's trash is another man's treasure they say, the life you may think has no worth to me could have more worth than the whole world so there is no definite answer about the real worth human lifes.

@L who on their right mind would choose Suzaku Kururugi over the G O D    Lelouch? [pepe:0]
Team Kira and Lelouch too, till the day I die

@IHAVEAQUESTION mostly and in more realistic mangas it's by c section, they cut their belly and take the baby out. On others it's by their a ss hole yes, it's like we girls have our ovarium connected to our Vs and our bladder is connected to the urethra and both end in our external V area. In omegas it's supposed to be like they have an uterus that has a connection that ends in their a ss holes. At least it is in their a holes and not in their di cks cause that would hurt
And I don't thik it's disgusting I mean, we get out of our Vs p ee and blood all the time, not the most sanitary things and it's the things our bodies need to get rid of, our waste, same purpose of our a holes. If they love putting their di cks on it why would it be disgusting to see a baby coming out of it?

@I know favoritism never stops, my mother always loved my sister more than me and even on my birthdays or when I graduated or got my PHD it never changed, it was never enough cause my sister got married to a wealthy man and that is better than me getting a doctorate. Too much about me. Just be yourself, don't base your happiness on your parents approval. I get you, once upon a time all I wanted was my parents love too but it's a toxic love if all they do is humilliate you. If they hurt your feelings you can detach yourself from them emotionally, even if you still live together, you can choose to treat them as people who live with you and not family. Your feelings always come first.