Most women are more than happy to trade in the sometimes endearing but mostly annoying symptoms of pregnancy. Of course, there’s always that one freakish mom whose body somehow found its zen state at around 32 weeks and makes it her mission to proclaim...read more
Recently, the Mominatrix interviewed a celebrity, during which he commented that she was "too hot to be a mom." At face value, the comment was pretty flattering. After having a few kids, heck, even just one, it doesn't take a celebrity offering...read more
One of the top reasons I enjoy writing about politics is that I look like a model citizen compared to a lot of politicians. We put them on pedestals (or rather, they install themselves there) and they wield a good deal of power, but plenty of them do...read more
For years, women have complained about being superficially judged by men based on their breast size. Down with the sexist, chauvinist who declares his disinterest in itty-bitty titties. Cue bra burning, hair pulling, and huge bills at plastic...read more
In a recent interview, inimitable Lady Gaga was quoted as saying she can give herself an orgasm without anything but her mind. "I love sex. You know, sense memory is a powerful thing. I can give myself an orgasm just by thinking about it." The...read more
Mominatrix Mominatrix makes the most of those hot pregnancy dreams
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The Duggars like collecting childrenTop 5 Things You Need to Do for Back to SchoolSwagger Wagon: Presented by Toyota SiennaTop convenient places for a rest stopMilitary officials investigage multiple infant deaths at Fort Bragg U.S. Army officials are looking into what seems to be an abnormally high infant death rate at the military installation Fort Bragg.... read more »
California refuses to ban BPA in baby bottles Bisphenol-a, more commonly known as BPA, has been a hot button topic the past couple of years.... read more »
Toddler faces down escaped Bengal tiger A 2-year-old in Miami got a little more up close and personal with nature than she bargained for when visiting the Jungle Island zoo in Miami, FL, when she found herself face-to-face with an escaped tiger.... read more »
LeBron, I am your father In what has to be one of the most disgusting money grabs in American history, an Ohio man, Leicester Bryce Stovell, has come out and claimed to be NBA superstar LeBron James' father, and has filed a $4 million lawsuit against James and his mother for fraud and defamation: According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, James' lawyers scoffed at ``.... read more »
Your 3-year-old seem down? She might be depressed Clinical depression, a diagnosis usually thought to be reserved for people teen years and older, has trickled down to the preschool set in something referred to as "early-onset depression": Is it really possible to diagnose such a grown-up affliction in such a young child? And is diagnosing clinical depression in a preschooler a good idea, or are children that young too immature, too changeable, too temperamental to be laden with such a momentous label? Preschool depression may be a legitimate ailment, one that could gain traction with parents in the way that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (A.... read more »
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