I do not think women are children. This has nothing to do with infantilizing women and everything to do with not having sex with people who aren't 100% on board with it. It's about respecting women's choices.

Sex requires informed, enthusiastic consent. If you pressure a woman into sex until she either says yes just so you'll stop or she just goes limp and passive, and she clearly is not enjoying it and doesn't want to be there, then yes, that is rape.

Unless you live in Wales, you're probably not.

Yes. Because they are both RAPISTS. Not to mention, rape is always against the victim's will. That's what makes it rape.

"Sexy family photo" is pretty much an accurate description of that picture. Whatever is wrong with it cannot be blamed on the language used to describe it.

Emma Golddigger has 163 recs so far so clearly she's tapped into something. The fact that some people disagree doesn't mean anything goes. There are social norms. Learn them.

This has nothing to do with what's legal or illegal, that's not what any of us have been talking about. We're talking about what's appropriate. Breanna Mitchell should show some fucking respect.

If they like sriracha and Kurt Vonnegut and live in Brooklyn, won't they already know what Manic Pixie Dream Girl means?

Kim is a unisex name, you don't know if that's a man or a woman. Could totally be a dude.

Anyone who has eaten at both Burger King and Wendy's knows that Wendy's burgers are better.

What's your point, exactly? Different gospels contain different details. That's why there are four.

I already thought Levine was a douchebag, but nothing in this article convinced me he was any douchier than I already thought he was.

To be fair, a lot of cis women don't know a lot about their vaginas.

There is absolutely nothing special about Sriracha — it's D-grade hot sauce, at best

Clifford didn't say they were equally bad.

Bless her. Coleman is only is 17 years old and like many others, is missing the point. No one is questioning her level of blackness.

If he's not white, then what is he?

If you let fewer people go to college, so now there is more competition for the spots that are left and there are fewer people paying tuition to teh schools, how is the price of tuition going to go down? I'm not following Knox's logic here.

Milwaukee is a very segregated city.

I believe that is mine.