coquihalla

I have an incomplete bicorunate uterus so I'm like a deep heart shape, and had 5 miscarriages as well because of it. My heart goes out to you and your wife. Congrats, i got my rainbow baby, too! Mine is now 21 years.

It's likely too late to get an answer, but I'd love it if random Redditors chimed in.

I have a theory that when people get very famous at a young age, their maturity level gets stuck at that age. (Bieber is a perfect example)

They can catch up, but only once their popularity wanes and life kicks them around a bit. (Maybe Vanilla Ice is a halfway decent example?)

What do you think, did you ever see examples that could support that theory?

I've been considering offering to volunteer at a local library, and this comes at just the right time - how would I go about applying to volunteer at the Ferguson library?

BTW, my husband is familiar with you through something else you are involved in. You sound like an all around nice guy. So glad you're doing an AMA.

/u/onkrud answered this above: I think there's a mistranslation there. You're in the reserve until your 60's, but you have to complete the conscription before you turn 30.

There are exceptions for medical reasons and some other stuff, but basically it's military, civil or prison service.

Because, for example, you skip a few periods, then suddenly get it regularly again, it could indicate you were pregnant and then terminated the pregnancy. With the restrictive laws in the US, and the push to criminalize people who choose abortion, a lot see it as a dangerous thing to track.

It feels like more and more restrictive laws could be put into effect quickly and it could be grandfathered in as a criminal act leading to punishment regardless of when or what actually paused their periods.