内容摘要：That probably sounds gross to a human, but for a butterfly, they can get all the nutrients they need from these locations. As foragers, they learn to live off the land and find their food where they can.

That probably sounds gross to a human, but for a butterfly, they can get all the nutrients they need from these locations. As foragers, they learn to live off the land and find their food where they can.

The singer explained that she plans to "disappear for a bit" afterat the U.K's Wembley Stadium on June 15, so that she can have a surgery. The artist is set to appear alongside

"I'm getting to keep my nipples. That's good," the singer said. "It's a weird topic and a weird situation."Still, she promised to come back "with massive tits and more music."She explained that, yet another reason she wanted to share her diagnosis, is that it would be good for her.

"I just wanted to be open and share it," Jessie J said. "One, because, selfishly, I do not talk about it enough. I'm not processing it, because I'm working so hard. I also know how much sharing has helped me in the past with other people giving me their love and support and all their own stories."She captioned the video, "No (more) Secrets and is it too soon to do a remix called 'Living my breast life'?" and said that jokes were "one of the ways I get through hard times." The last two months, she added, "have been so amazing, and having this go on along side it on the sidelines has given me the most incredible perspective."

Still, she said, "Your girl needs a hug."

when she shared that she'd been diagnosed with both OCD and ADHD.This challenge is going to evolve and impact younger generations differently.

currently provides a safety blanket to retirees. The average monthly Social Security benefit is approximately $2,000, and millions of Americans depend on that money.However, Social Security is on an unsustainable path. Due primarily to an aging population, the number of beneficiaries is growing faster than that of workers contributing via payroll taxes. The Social Security Board of Trustees estimates the program currently has less than a decade of solvency left at this pace.

It sounds bad, but don't panic. It's unlikely Social Security goes away entirely. If it does reach insolvency, benefits will decline to match incoming tax revenue.Between now and then, the government must take action to extend Social Security's solvency. It could: