Alexandra
Very few people can claim they've known their significant other since they were velociraptors wrecking havoc on the playground.
See also: the most popular of all time.
Very few people can claim they've known their significant other since they were velociraptors wrecking havoc on the playground.
My giant tattooed husband says to our daughter, "Baby girl, if you bonk your head like that, all the rainbow ponies and fairy dust will fall out of your ears."
As I sat curled up in his arms, I couldn't help but laugh when this cute scrawny boy said, "Don't worry, I won't seduce you."
Shortly after telling us we needed to lose weight, my grandma was offended that we didn't want all three desserts she had prepared.
After seventeen years of feeling like a disappointment to my mum, and writing a story about how she screwed my life, nothing feels as good as deleting the story after over hearing her exclaim to strangers about how proud she is of me.
I knew that I had made a critical error in judgment, lying on the floor in the dressing room, seriously considering calling for help out of the skinny jeans I squeezed myself into.
At my father's funeral, his best friend of 35 years came up to me and asked me how I knew the deceased.
He looked at me with the most serious face and said "Ali, I'm about to tell you something very important, no matter how good it smells, NEVER try eating shampoo".
I realized I had probably picked the wrong religion when the priest, a week after he had read my essay about acceptance and respect of all people out loud to the class, told me that I would go to hell after I told him I was gay.
My cousin and I were two years old, playing tag around the coffee table, not understanding why all the grown-ups were crying.
I learned that night that sometimes when a person threatens to commit suicide, they aren't bluffing.
I was annoyed at the old man in front of me as he drove 10 mph under the speed limit, but then I saw the cop hiding around the corner.
My mom and I had never laughed as much as we did that night I told her I used to be suicidal.
I still wonder what my sister thought when she drove up to the house and saw me standing outside crying, keys in my hand, tugging on the door because I couldn't convince myself I'd locked it.
As we exited the theater after seeing Hellboy II, little Phillip, who had just lost a tooth, asked tremulously, "Is that what the tooth fairy is really like?" and my brother answered, "No, he's bigger."
I wanted a popsicle until I saw the dead cat blocking everything in the freezer.
She called my beautiful new baby boy a "half breed bastard" because I don't go to her church.
That's when I realized it probably wasn't a good idea to eat a lollipop while dancing in the shower.
He always said we had "the world's longest running unrequited internet love" after 16 years of online friendship and flirting, but we never thought it'd be forever.
Every postcard from every new European city was like a stab to the heart.
Within 30 seconds of each other, my dentist told me that I brushed extremely well but that I also had a mouth full of cavities.
My dad couldn't remember what type of animal was on the hood ornament of a Jaguar.
The funny looks from my wife and the lack of morning traffic on the way to work should have clued me in, but it wasn't until I saw the empty parking out that I realized it was Saturday.