Later today on a conservative news site "Jezebel writers not only kill fetuses, but BONERS"

I came here to suggest this. Don't try to fix it, just let it die a miserable death and ruin the careers of everyone it touched.

It's not "full-throated" advocacy to not ignore sexism entirely. And no, it's not counterbalanced — her personal success does not provide leverage for her blindness.

I've heard that the medical condition known as "Gender Blindness" is comorbid with "Sisterhood Dissociative Disorder" and "Selective Bootstrapping Recollection Disorder" (colloquially known as "GOPpox")

Yesyesyeyes. This is exactly what I think. I think she wants to be excluded from discussions about gender, I thinks he wants to just be the Yahoo CEO and not the Female Yahoo CEO (which is a fair desire).

The hair should be super sleek and chic with a dress like that. Let the dress do the talking gal.

Is it wrong that the goddamn butterfly tattoo is what bothers me most? I am a tattoo person, I have many, but dear God woman. You have all this money and you do that?!

Ugh, "blind to gender". That's how sexism in industry is perpetuated — people who do not actively oppress, but do nothing to speak against the problems that they are ultimately surrounded by.

It's like she just fell into success like she fell into that crazy futuristic recliner.

It cracks me up, remembering it. Oh, and I absolutely read the boy parts.

She was walking to work one day and tripped and what do you know - the CEO job of her dreams held out its hand to help her up. It was just meant to be! Later the CEO job proposed under a starry sky in the park.

According to Mayer, it's actually a total accident that she became one of the few female leaders of a tech company because she had no real "grand plan" for any of her success.

My "talk" with my mom went thusly:

Good point. As a youngin' I had no idea how OBVIOUS I was about it. Kids are so dumb.

Instead of giving me The Talk, my parents gave me a book. One of their parenting moves for which I am super, super grateful. While I hope my future Pipsqueak feels comfortable talking to me about sex, I will probably be handing her a thorough book and saying, "Read the book. If you have questions, ask me. There will…

When my mom gave me the sex talk, she followed it up with a copy of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. Thanks for helping in an awkward situation, Judy.

This article brought a hilarious memory from my Junior High days. My "talk" about sex and puberty involved a stack of books from the local library, meticulously selected by my mom. She left them in the kitchen one day so I'd see them when I got home from school but while she was still at work. There was a note on top…