True. But also, it’s understandable that some men don’t know how to handle women’s clothing correctly. My dad ruined a good deal of my and my mother’s clothing before learning to read labels and not put literally everything on “Normal/Cotton” and to check whether something was line dry. Women’s clothing is trickier.…

Yep. I lucked out, because my husband is very, very involved with doing household chores and is also a good cook, so we pretty much split everything evenly (well, except for laundry - since I hate it, he does most of it and as a trade I primarily clean the toilets and such. I’m weird, whatever).

Globe and Mail

I’m with you so much. Can we all just agree that this whole genre of “men suck at domestic things” is just fucking awful. Like, I am a man. I also like to make sure the kitchen is reasonably clean, and years of living without a dishwasher means I’m 100% okay with washing dishes on my own.

Dig this: Every time my sister (with her glorious six-figure income and the demands that go with) tries to hire a cleaning lady on the regular her husband (a musician) insists he’ll do it and they don’t need to waste the money. Problem is - he never does. But he tries to control how she spends the money she earns.

I had been hoodwinked, bamboozled, conned, duped, flimflammed.

Seriously? This dude felt so offended at being asked to clean his own home that he ran blubbering to a newspaper? Was he expecting outraged readers to respond by taking his wife to task?

Imagine that! People attracted to positions where they have the ultimate power over others turning out to have issues with abuse of same.

I’m just glad that Planned Parenthood and Benghazi are the last two problems left in America.

I kinda swoon at the Prez on the floor with a baby. I am going to miss this presidency so hard when its over.

Michelle just made it OK for every woman to wear casual athletic wear at public events in front of the cameras. Yeah!

I assume Michelle is the first FLOTUS to wear Chucks, right?

I love that this year, a number of the scariest stories centered on non-ghost incidents. The modeling gig... the poisoned uncle... a woman buried alive... a madman in the basement... Sometimes the spookiest stories are the ones about other humans.

Given how the rich & the poor seem to suffer consequences in wildly different ways, yep.

I think he's used to women ignoring him because they are afraid. When you actually say something, they get REALLY surprised. Oh yeah, you forgot we were fucking people, didn't you! Ugh.

I feel like since some courts have decided that’s ok I think public shaming is really all we have left. Good on her for passing on some humiliation, honestly.

Is this a Boston thing? I had some old creep do the same thing to me literally two blocks away (Mass and Comm) in April. He was taking pictures of the flowers and then oddly just started to take pictures down an empty-but-for-me sidewalk as I walked toward him into the wind while wearing a wrap dress that kept…

This is 1000x more empowering than those ‘inspirational’ videos people post with the soaring music in the background. Take back public spaces for women. Fuck yeah!

That right there is the kind of guy that got irrationally angry about his right to be a creep when creep shots got shut down on Reddit. Loser.

So dangerous, and brave. It takes serious guts to confront men in public. One time a man took a photo of me at a pizza place and I marched up and demanded he delete it while I watched. It was very scary! But I think it shakes them. Maybe if we all start being brave we can discourage creeps. Maybe not tho since…