But how can you take someone seriously with exclamation marks for brows!

The difference is that if you leave the keys in your unlocked car and someone steals it, they don't get less jail time for stealing your car because you made it easier for them. They don't have the possibility of getting acquitted because they just couldn't help stealing your car after you made it look so appealing to…

And why would a male rape victim not actually be a victim? Your logic is practically nonexistent. Please don't generalize in this way; it's very harmful to rational discussion.

I'm really enjoying True Detective, but I'm honestly baffled that people think it's innovative or subversive. It's got literally the same plot as every other grim detective show made in the last decade: disaffected dudes investigating crimes against (narratively underdeveloped) women and children. The cosmic horror…

She looks like my alcoholic mother a few months before she died. She said the same things too.

Dressing provocatively is subjective—as long as you have boobs hidden somewhere under fabric, that's enough for some guys to consider you "provocative." So if you enter a male's room drunk (What? You have a male friend whose room is close to your drinking establishment of choice? Sorry, that's no excuse for paying him…

Her whole damn face look like under cooked pork. She needs some green tint primer or something.

At least he's trying to work. What has Jessica Simpson's fiance done except for quit business school?

So…. if you were laying facedown, passed out, and someone took your wallet, you would say that no crime had been committed because you technically hadn't been forced or threatened to give them your money, and that giving it to them willingly is indistinguishable from them taking it from you because you were beyond a…

This is too funny. What if you go in to the frat boy's room, all tipsy and lowcut, and there isn't anyone in there? But you find a portal to Narnia in the closet, so you go in and have adventures in Narnia, all drunk and slutty dressed? Does the dudebro who has the room that semester, but wasn't there at the time,…

Curious what sort of responsibility you think an unconscious woman (or man) should bear concerning her own rape.

But if they give it away for free, how will the dairy industry survive?!?!?

Well, heaven forbid we give men sex for free! Better make him pay for it, like with a cheeseburger combo meal or a Tiffany engagement ring or $300 a night.

Hope she's not raising sons.

I was just going to post an eyeroll GIF before I remembered that I had this in my folder. This works, too.

Do not buy this woman's book to hate read.

I'm OK with this. I feel like more actors and singers should be boring in their personal life. If this means showing up to work on time, not causing drama on the set and not getting DUIs or egging people's homes, then why not.

I have seriously reached saturation point when it comes to technically and artistically good films/shows with underwritten and/or vastly outnumbered women characters. I don't care how slick it looks or how many awards it has. I just think "oh look, another sausage fear thank god, there aren't enough of these already".…

I agree. The Angie in the books is awesome, and the Angie in the movie was just boring. I thought the movie was overall a good adaptation but was very disappointed in how underwritten that character was.

Her character in Gone Baby Gone was absolutely underwritten - she figures more prominently in the book (in that series of books about those two characters, both get equal billing). I think I read that the author of the novel (Dennis Lehane) wished her character was more developed in the film.