This is misogynistic as well. You've taken an article about the problems of women and you've tacked on, "but what about the poor menz"?
What you say is true, but this is not the place or that discussion.
Thank you for proving the bloggers point.

Seriously. How fragile of a psyche does one need where you just can't have friends who don't want to hear every detail about your body fluids, especially when it's with your other friends. I'd listen to every story and say "That's funny! So the other day, I was takin' a huge shit..."

You know, sometimes I feel weird about this, but I really don't like hearing about other people's sex lives. Not in a judgey way, but like, I don't go into graphic detail about my life and I don't want my friends to go into graphic detail about theirs. Really, we're all grownups, we're all doing it, it's not that big…

Could we please get back to the critical issue in Jez's sex coverage: shaming of anyone who'd ever consider acquiring a Fleshlight (or similar toy)?

That's the name of their song though isn't it?

Here's a vital conversation to have: where should we draw the line at doing asshole things because those asshole things "create a conversation"?

I kind of wish that feminist sites like this one wouldn't embrace this nonsense.

And that's terrible.

"We applied the cortical electrodes but were unable to get a neural reaction"

That first phrase of the first sentence is goddamn brilliant and describes like half of the soapbox comments on this website.

And can we stop using the terms "redneck", "hillbilly", etc. I'm not trying to draw parallels to racism but it is classism.

Well, this post isn't classist and kind of gross at all. I'm a progressive atheist from California (granted, the San Joaquin Valley, which is about as redneck as California gets) and I'm still upset by this.

Some rednecks are just good hearted people born into deep poverty in remote rural areas with little or no access to decent education, basic dental care, or anything like diversity or broad-minded thinking. ....

There are few things more annoying than someone who grew up in a rural environment making it out and then shitting all over the place he or she came from and people he or she grew up with, for the benefit of other urban sophisticates.

Lets not drag ZZ Top into this.

As a fellow person from the South I was not shocked by Phil Robertson's comments, but I did find them abhorrent, and I find this article to be insulting as well. Maybe not as bad as Duck Dynasty, but still pretty bad.

I know I'm supposed to think this is cute and clever, but really, it feels more like parent's trying to camouflage their "our baby is the *cutest* baby evar!" photos. I think it would be better if these just went into the photo album, and then came out when the kid's prom date/fiance` came over instead of going viral.

Is this a thing now? I swear to God there's an army of twee parents doing this stuff. Is there a name for this meme?

"Hey there homosexuals, just because I don't believe you are entitled to human rights, doesn't mean I don't like you. How dare you presume I don't like you? You must be a bigot!"

Exactly.