One of my husband's friends had just come back from Germany, and he got us a sign made from a slice of a tree with a castle burned into it. It said "The (his last name)," but it was singular possessive rather than plural. And the kicker was that I wasn't changing my name. Oh, and it said, "Welcome to our castle."

What happened to Kaidence Donda?

Your move, Kentucky Derby.

"feminism is a hate group"
Well, there went taking anything you had to say seriously.

I don't think you even understand what feminism is, brah. Citing examples of female characters playable in games in no way implies a higher level of gender equality in those games. Female characters in videogames, even those you named, are used to fulfill a sexual need (Peach needs to be saved, Chun-Li's visible…

Your examples are crap. Peach in Mario 2 was incidentally because it was a reskin - awesome, but an exception, not a rule.

'It's also a little sad that Feminists demand an environment MUST change to accommodate their ideals'

I've been gaming since 1984 why shouldn't video game companies pay me some attention.

I keep thinking of Hank from King of the Hill and "pro-pain" and "pro-pain" accessories

Yeah there's no way in hell I'm paying $2k for sandals. I didn't even pay that much for my flatscreen TV. Or my laptop. For that much money, those shoes better put themselves on my feet and massage them too.

Dear Brides and Grooms,

Gifts aren't "supposed" to be anything except optional and well-meaning.

And you need food in that home, yes? No is ENTITLED to household goods. Especially if they are like many couple getting married these days and are employed adults who already own furniture and dishes.

Are you [Bride 1]?

Any wedding gift that's motivated by affection for one or both halves of the happy couple and can be opened in public without undue shame is an appropriate wedding gift. I thought it was charming, and if my husband and I had gotten a gift basket of candies or gourmet delicacies, we would've loved it.

Weddings are to make money for your future..

We'll know that we've reached true equality when gays and lesbians feel free to approach their wedding with the same vulgar sense of entitlement and ingratitude that straight people have.

You don't understand why, in an article on a feminist website about Christian Domestic Discipline, which is defined by a man 100% controlling his wife and treating her as his sole property with zero discretion or volition allowed on her part, where she's instructed to submit body and soul to the desires of the husband…

It's the context, in part. "My wife" is a common phrasing—she is your wife, and no one else's, but she's not "your" women; she's her own woman. Using "my woman" isn't always creepy, but when you use to describe physically punishing your partner on an article about men infantilizing women and treating them like…

Just because she plays games or works in games, does not mean that she's into you. Get over it fellas.