THANK YOU. "Tell your partner what you want in bed" = feminist. "If you don't have an orgasm every time, your sex life is sad and terrible" = not feminist, and not helping.

Nothing sends me into a rage faster than being told to "calm down" when I was already speaking normally. WHO'S CALM NOW, BUTTFACE?

You should have added a Trigger Warning for those of us who hear "Calm down!!" and immediately fly into rage.

Side-eyeing the race part, though.

Hell no. What's going to happen is some big person is going to decide that because I'm relatively small they can move my seat accordingly. Or get some creepy dude who gets all up in my space (still fuming from a bus incident last night that would be way worse on a long flight).

I think the point is that it's valid to feel sad, and it's valid to not feel sad. Your reaction is normal and so is hers.

Yeah I understand that. You're right it was completely wrong either way. As an active duty person myself I am conflicted when I see service touted as something that makes someone above everyone else (because it doesn't), but I also don't want it torn down either.

Yeah, I thought the same thing, figured that she kept it short from the military - I am actually still not sure if the waitress is actually gay or straight, but, really, I don't care either way. If she wants short hair, what the fuck kind of reason is that not to tip her? I don't even.

Even after I had decided to follow through with my pregnancy at 19 years of age, the place I went to for help was only interested in talking me into giving my son up for adoption. This included telling me what a shit mom I'd be and how much better his life would be with someone else. A delightful experience.

Another…

No. Asian fetish is real.

I'm just....no.

Important question: who's doing the uncle-fucking?

The mostly black backup dancers are references to the general pop climate right now and mainly Rihanna and Miley Cyrus' image/ behavior (that a lot of other people are trying to emulate). Lily Allen doesn't usually have all black backup dancers. They're part of the satire in this case and were in all likelihood a very…

I kinda think she is using them more for an example what is most often see in the popular music industry, and because it contrasts with her appearance. I think that she had zero intention of calling black women stupid.

I assumed it was more of a comment on other pop singers who sing meaningless lyrics but shake their asses and cash in on their sexiness rather than on their music, i.e. Miley, Rihanna etc.

This may or may not seem strange, but I am so happy to see hair.

Dear Anon who posted about the 68-year old:

Ok, here is one. I got in trouble with the law when I was a teen. I got sentenced to labor detail. 5 days. The guy who ran it, the sherif I presume, hit on all the ladies. Saying things like "I know we can't because the situation but I wanted to let you know that I am interested.." or asking for phone numbers to do…