This is a well-done ad. However, what I'd like to see are condom ads cleverly highlighting the fit aspect, which is a big reason men don't like to wear condoms.

Even if we take the line of "women know within seconds of meeting a man whether or not they would have sex with them" as true (which I'm more inclined to agree with in my case), it doesn't mean that it's healthy or good.

Or maybe it’s the fact that I’m a short, gawky nerd.

It's too easy to hide behind an anonymous pseudonym online that I'm not surprised by the "real life"/online dichotomy. Online, behind faceless and nameless personas, people can post all the disgusting, hateful, vitriolic comments that they would only dream about saying in "real life" lest they let the wrong people…

There have definitely been nights where my dinner has been two beers and chocolate, and I turn to my boyfriend, and I'm like, "I'm an adult, goddamnit."

They should have been bowing down at your awesomeness!

Parents want their kids to eat well-rounded meals, get the proper nutrition, and in general grow up in a healthful way, so they try to make sure to put healthy foods on the plate.

I don't know about anyone else, but this is an issue that doesn't stop with minor-aged children. This is a battle I fight with my mom constantly.

As much as I want to talk about how everyone else looks appropriately awesome, especially Christian Bale behind all that facial hair and giant glasses, Bradley Cooper's hair is just...so...hypnotizingly awful.

What really pisses me off is the fact is that "according to multiple commenters, Radio has hosted rapey quiz nights for ages" (emphasis added).

You said the magic words!

To each her own, and it's really not something we should be judging men on since it's a decision that's made for them.

I think the thinking is not so much that it's impossible to give intact men blow jobs, but that women won't want to because of aesthetic reasons.