I sparingly use lady with close female friends (and one male friend who really enjoys being called such). I hope that they would let me know if they didn't like the term.

The removal of the word is actually one that can positively impact a site, unfortunately. Many people have visceral reactions to feminism and its presence can deter them from exploring the content of the site.

One of the founding members of the Associations of Catholic Priests has been silenced after advocating that both women and married men should become priests. He's from Ireland and, like many other countries and parishes, there's a fear that there will not be enough priests within two decades' time. Fewer men are…

When I was a child, I genuinely enjoyed attending Mass each week. For me, it was a place where I was safe and my parents were on their best behavior and there was music and everything was wonderful and amazing. I decided at some point that I wanted to become a priest. Not a nun; I wanted to be able to provide…

I find that there's a lot of disparity between what the Church perceives to be right and how her practitioners actually behave. This as a woman raised in the Catholic Church and with an uncle who is a priest.

I've read this as an argument given by a number of people associated with the comic book industry. At a time when comic book sales are on a steep decline and every purchase/subscription is needed, they really do tend to alienate a lot of potential fans, both with content and how industry representatives interact with…

I've never heard of the word bohunk (I had to look it up!), but beau is an actual word without any negative connotations. Well, too negative. It is generally taken to mean a boyfriend or male lover, but it can also be used to describe a man that is too concerned with his appearance (which could be considered negative).

Nair isn't supposed to be used on the genitals. The chemicals in it can cause irritations, burns, and blisters, particularly on sensitive skin.

A quick look at the image left me initially thinking that her bra was somehow showing. I'm not particularly fond of it, but it's an appropriate solution if you want to minimize the amount of cleavage being revealed.

I thought that the GOP was addressing the issue of communicating with women by advocating the use of bumper stickers claiming that their women, too, enjoy sex! See? It's brilliant. Problem solved.

I did not. To be honest, I never did — and still do not — follow popular culture, so it would have been difficult for me to recognize the name of a celebrity, much less look up to him as a role model.

I was expecting to see an analysis of how female public hair has changed over the course of human history. Is it wrong to feel disappointed?

I do a lot of freelance work and Facebook is one of the ways that I use to connect with past, current, and potential clients. I also work in the digital marketing/graphic design industries, in which social media is very important — both in the work that we do and culturally.

I do a lot of roleplay/group write online and this sounds a lot like the kind of player who feels compelled to dictate the actions of your character even though it's considered a huge faux pas (unless explicit permission is given).

I am not an adept troll. Not at all. I generally tend to approach all discussions far too seriously and honestly, without the ability to discern when people aren't doing the same. I do quite a bit of online gaming and my friends and family are frequently amused by my (infrequent) impotent attempts.

Hey, Superman managed to fool people for so long with glasses. Maybe Hillary just managed to pull a Clark Kent with hers.

This sounds a lot like us! I just hit my 30s and my boyfriend is in his mid-40s. We've been together for a long time now and we'd probably be married if either of us were the marrying type. However, we've decided that children probably isn't the best for us.

I have two bottles of Diet Squirt in the mini fridge! Boyfriend enjoys it immensely and mixes it with a number of juices, too.