All of the orange tabbies in my life have been massive cuddle monsters. I thought that's where Garfield came from - the idea of the big lazy orange tom.

See "fake geek girl" - complained about largely by geek men.

How is it possible we have both Flowers in the Attic and a Lizzie Borden movie to consume with gusto in the same month? Lifetime, you are my Santa Clause.

Definitely a switch. A bottom with me.

I find that often when people want to have a child of their own gender, it's because they view that child as a little them - their lost childhood self they want to go back and love and heal.

I think a lot of people have that feeling - they'd rather see 1000 guilty men go free than one innocent man go to prison - and I think it creates a lot of guilty men going free.

Exactly. It's a hilarious scene because it shows how adventurous she is and how scared he is, while the lyrics are taking the piss out of traditional gender norms.

Her wooden delivery makes this seem like a porn parody. I keep waiting for the Baroness and Maria to get it on.

Little Gretel was cuter in the movie. Sorry, but she's my favorite part (besides Christopher Plummer's "I'm an icy but smoldering bastard" looks.)

Where can I get them for my cats?

I like blue lights. Either pale blue or a vivid violet-based blue (as opposed to the more common green-based blue sold everywhere.) I grew up with all blue lights on the tree and now I'm partial to it.

I think there are 2 issues here - the playing hard to get games that are still prevalent in dating (at least in the early stages, no one wants to tip their hand) and people who really do need A LOT of reassurance and validation. In my experience, those people don't go for partners who could actually provide the…

I know people are focusing on the bi aspect, but I was much more pleased to see her opening a dialogue on how we define relationships and allow them to evolve positively over time. It's awesome to see someone say "The romantic aspect may have ended but the affection, closeness and respect continue, and we're still…

That sounds like dialogue from Carrie or some other movie with a batshit religious parent. "Hide your dirty pennies! I can see them poking through your sweater!"

I've noticed the 24/7 always—available thing is actually moving down the ladder. It's not just an expectation for management anymore. People in entry level positions with shitty salaries are getting this at some companies. And it's really hard to fight it when you walk into a Monday 8:30 am meeting and are lambasted…

I used to manage contract office workers who lived in fear of unpaid holidays. Just missing one day's pay made a huge difference for them so I would try to get permission for them to either come into the office on those days, or work from home. Instead the upper management would insist they make up the hours at night,…

Because getting male approval points outweighs his respect for his wife.

You should turn this into an article for Groupthink, or post an It Happened to Me on XOJane.

I am headed there stat!

It's killing me that I didn't find and buy that when it was available. Killing me.