"Not to distract the boys" is the stupidest reason in the world. Why must girls cater to the boys' comfort? No, really, why?

Why not inform students that it's illegal to take pictures of underage, non-consenting nipples and disseminate them on the internet? That seems like the actual problem with the "incident". Not the strapless dresses. OMG duh.

Based on anecdotal evidence, 100% of people who think it's women's job to not turn men on are also heterosexist and never consider the possibility of queers.

This is ridiculous, of course, but I can top it. (In a pathetic sort of way) My mom was called to inform her that I was in violation of the dress code in the FIRST grade because I was wearing a sundress with tiny straps and a little elastic bodice. The principle actually told her that the little boys might pull the…

I'm not sure why you are helping the developers by linking to this.

I couldn't agree more. They are hideous, hidebound misogynists living in some perverse fantasy of a self-inflicted 18th century ghetto unquestioningly following cultlike leaders.

Is there a hotline to call when you see backwards, repressed, misogynist assholes?

Pick-up artistry appeals to people who aren't social superstars because it's comforting to be provided with rules and levels and games, to think that if you master tricks and hacks just like you did when you were obsessed with The Legend of Zelda, you'll feel good about yourself after you put down your console.

Excuse me? Don't go dragging the Legend of Zelda into this, thank you very much.

"Personal decay is fascinating"
Sometimes, even while it is happening to oneself.

Another commenter here noted it's like watching a slow train wreck.

Perhaps all those who think Don Draper is someone to emulate will get a creeping come-uppence once the series finale hits and we see good ol' DD on the skids, alone, with…

pairing that shirt with that jacket makes him both a monster and a rotten asshole.

no she's just fine with scamming people

It was shit on because her mother is a multi-millionaire, and it seems like a rip off. Gender has absolutely nothing to do with it in this particular instance.

Is that what you would teach your child? If he/she want's money you would suggest that he/she just goes to a crowd funding site. And do you really believe that the 9 year old wrote that KS page? It's pretty clear that she didn't but yet you are insisting that Susan is teaching a lesson to her daughter. What lesson is…

People don't like scammers. If you're going to ask for something for free on the internet like money for something completely optional especially when you can afford to pay for yourself then be prepared to be looked at badly. The thing is people aren't afraid to use their kids to scam other online out of free items or…

$100 says that if this was a 9 year old boy it wouldn't have even made it to Kickstarter in the first place, nor would this even be a story. This isn't about sexes, it's about a mom who's too deadbeat to pay for her own daughter's future, despite the fact that she has plenty of money to do so. She said that she was…