Lamar Odom's Dad Blames All His Son's Problems on the Kardashians

woensdag 25 september 2013

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by Kiri Blakeley 14 hours ago

As if Lamar Odom doesn't have enough problems, his notoriously absentee dad, Joe, ranted to RadarOnline about his son's recent issues. Joe, who pretty much spent the entire time he shared the camera on Khloe & Lamar asking his son for money or other favors, and who struggled with drug addiction in the past, says that Lamar's troubles are all due to the Kardashians. And he says so in no uncertain terms. I'm sure Lamar is thrilled that dad went bleating to the press. Among his golden nuggets of wisdom: The Kardashians "cursed" his son. He'd be better off without Khloe. And Kris Jenner is an "evil bitch."

Here's some of the other things Joe had to say to RadarOnline:

-[The Kardashians] brought him down. He would be better off without them.

- I think the best thing for him would be to have a clean break, divorce Khloe.

- The mother has been talking a lot of trash about my son, saying he's on drugs and stuff like that. She’s got something against my son ... she's an evil bitch.

- In public [Khloe's] nice, but if you see her personally you see the real person come out of her. The mother’s like that too.

Woah, something tells me if Khloe and Lamar stay together, Joe won't be invited to many holiday gatherings in the near future.

Naturally, Joe doesn't stop to consider that perhaps his lack of parenting also contributed to emotional issues that may have left Lamar vulnerable to drug use. But he's too busy denying Lamar even uses drugs.

But scrappy Joe certainly tells it like it is sometimes too. This is one guy who isn't going to be cowed by the Kardashians. He rants:

I heard Kim say they don’t have crackheads in their family. That pissed me off. Look at where she came from. We don’t want porno stars in our family.

Oh, snap! Touché, Joe.

Do you think Joe is just being protective or should he mind his own business?

Image via Frederick M. Brown/Getty

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My Paranoia About Getting Pregnant Is Causing Big Problems in the Bedroom

dinsdag 6 augustus 2013

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by The Stir Bloggers 13 hours ago

Ever since the first time I had sex, I've been afraid. Not of the sex, please. Just like any other woman with a healthy libido -- I enjoy the sex. What I don't enjoy is what can happen because of sex. Nope, not a commitment-phobe. I am, however, frightened of becoming pregnant.

The answer to your question is yes. At some point or another, I'm going to want a child. At that point, when hopefully I'm married, financially stable, and prepared -- that child will be my everything. But now? For the past 10 years? No. I'm just not ready. Nowhere close.

The fear, it's cautionary and a little irrational. Despite being on the pill for years and years now, I rarely have unprotected sex. In a three-year relationship that ended not all that long ago, I could count those risque encounters on one hand.

And you know what? I think it's safe to say that my fear drives every single man I ever date insane. Who am I kidding? It's driving me insane, too.

Sex is an intimate thing. It's a close thing. At the end of the day: It's a big deal. It's frustrating, knowing that for so many people without this fear, getting hot and heavy is spontaneous. It's fun. It can be done anywhere, anytime, without a care in the world. For me, though, I do care. Even if STDs were non-existent, I get anxiety every time my partner and I do the deed without that extra protection. To be really frank with you: Pull out or stop. It's not just any anxiety, either. This anxiety prevents me from continuing on in my day-to-day life.

However, I'm human. In the moment, it's easy to say "screw it" (and me) and let's just go for it instead of hopping over to the drug store. So what results? The next morning, I immediately regret it. I think, Is this the time a pregnancy test will come out positive? I wonder when my last period was. When my next one should be. I wonder if I should get Plan B. I get mad at myself. Eventually later that week, I may buy a pregnancy test.

Is it bad that I'm this way? Yes and no. I've been in a relationship where my overcautious attitude annoyed my partner too much (read: he didn't want to use protection all the time) and we went our separate ways. I understand. I'm sure that it's easier to be with a woman who is on a birth control pill that she trusts and doesn't freak out after a spontaneous sexcapade. 

Still, I'd rather be too cautious. The right man and partner won't get angry with me about my mentality. I'd like to stick with the attitude that if my companion can't accept that I'm trying to do us both a favor, he and I don't need to have an intimate relationship in the first place.

Can you relate?

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My Paranoia About Getting Pregnant Is Causing Big Problems in the Bedroom

maandag 5 augustus 2013

AppId is over the quota
AppId is over the quota
by The Stir Bloggers 4 hours ago

Ever since the first time I had sex, I've been afraid. Not of the sex, please. Just like any other woman with a healthy libido -- I enjoy the sex. What I don't enjoy is what can happen because of sex. Nope, not a commitment-phobe. I am, however, frightened of becoming pregnant.

The answer to your question is yes. At some point or another, I'm going to want a child. At that point, when hopefully I'm married, financially stable, and prepared -- that child will be my everything. But now? For the past 10 years? No. I'm just not ready. Nowhere close.

The fear, it's cautionary and a little irrational. Despite being on the pill for years and years now, I rarely have unprotected sex. In a three-year relationship that ended not all that long ago, I could count those risque encounters on one hand.

And you know what? I think it's safe to say that my fear drives every single man I ever date insane. Who am I kidding? It's driving me insane, too.

Sex is an intimate thing. It's a close thing. At the end of the day: It's a big deal. It's frustrating, knowing that for so many people without this fear, getting hot and heavy is spontaneous. It's fun. It can be done anywhere, anytime, without a care in the world. For me, though, I do care. Even if STDs were non-existent, I get anxiety every time my partner and I do the deed without that extra protection. To be really frank with you: Pull out or stop. It's not just any anxiety, either. This anxiety prevents me from continuing on in my day-to-day life.

However, I'm human. In the moment, it's easy to say "screw it" (and me) and let's just go for it instead of hopping over to the drug store. So what results? The next morning, I immediately regret it. I think, Is this the time a pregnancy test will come out positive? I wonder when my last period was. When my next one should be. I wonder if I should get Plan B. I get mad at myself. Eventually later that week, I may buy a pregnancy test.

Is it bad that I'm this way? Yes and no. I've been in a relationship where my overcautious attitude annoyed my partner too much (read: he didn't want to use protection all the time) and we went our separate ways. I understand. I'm sure that it's easier to be with a woman who is on a birth control pill that she trusts and doesn't freak out after a spontaneous sexcapade. 

Still, I'd rather be too cautious. The right man and partner won't get angry with me about my mentality. I'd like to stick with the attitude that if my companion can't accept that I'm trying to do us both a favor, he and I don't need to have an intimate relationship in the first place.

Can you relate?

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