Diaphena
Diaphena
Diaphena

I thought I recognized those two weirdos at the back of "how to protest too much" class at the Learning Annex.

well congrats to you, you've made me hate mansplaining and these two with every microbe of my little black heart.

This baby will never be sick. A filthy sidewalk in NYC has fortified this child's immune system to levels never seen before.

Exactly. There's even a name for it. It's called the halo effect. Men are subject to it too. However, men are allowed to make up for not being conventionally attractive by having talent, money, intelligence or a great sense of humor. Women are viewed as only being worthy if they are attractive. Whatever good

And those with good jobs can afford the one billion beauty products and fancy clothes it take to appear attractive. It's a cycle.

One of the biggest issues here is that how a woman looks is so intrinsically tied to her standard of living. Better looking women have better jobs, more friends/romantic prospects; the better you look, the better you're treated. Who wouldn't stress over that?

Most likely. I just hate that suddenly something I've done since I was young not just in phone photos but through various art forms is now me being vain.

I agree. My significant other was complaining about my "selfie" habit. Which isn't even that often but I am the most convenient subject at hand to play around with different effects. He said he's tired of my self obsession and that I'm so vain that I have to take photos of myself all the time to get the love of

Model Home, you say?

Cue stupid Arrested Development jokes that are all punchline and no setup

If your music career can get derailed by a random internet comment, you probably weren't going to be the next Hendrix anyway.

If, he is in fact innocent, I understand his lawsuit, but I agree that he should drop it.

its called "click bait", there's lots!

Selfies are just self-portraits, something that has been around as a valued art form for a long time. Anything will sound vapid if you shorten it by half and add an -ies to the end: Noble Prize Winners - Nobies, cannibals - cannies, humanitarian - humies, surgeon - surgies, etc.

Why does everyone seem mad about this? Girls and young women who grew up with social media don't view it as some extraneous activity that exalts their vanity or wastes their time. For a lot of young women, social media is socializing, especially in an age where three hour phone conversations of my teenage years are

Or, while most of us are affected to some extent by media and the need to be beautiful/failing beauty ideals, many people do not and have not and will not consider their selfies very serious. Like, at all. Many people struggle with accepting their appearance but I am so confused by this idea that every woman who posts

I was hoping it was something like this: