Solidarity is for Jezebel editors, apparently. I'm embarrassed to be a white woman who is also a feminist, given the connotation of "white feminist" these days. Guess whose fault that is? Hint: not women of color.

I'm your height and about your former weight! I suppose in theory I could lose 75 pounds or whatever, even though my bloodwork is perfect and I can usually shop in the straight size section, but then I probably wouldn't be able to leg press over 700 pounds (and counting) anymore. Also, I would probably have to give up…

Nah, you know they're just saying that to make the reader insecure, thinking that she's the only person in the world whose diet doesn't allow her to eat pastries every morning if she wants to stay skinny.

Yesss. I'm going to Japan this fall and already have plans to buy ALL THE FUROSHIKI for myself and everyone I know.

In fact...those dresses might convince me to set foot in a Kmart store on purpose for the first time in my life.

If you've had the C bras for awhile, they might have stretched.

Yeah, I learned that I have splayed breasts, and they gave me the same advice for them that I'd come to independently: I need bras with good side support.

Here is a super great online questionnaire that will tell you all about how to find bras that work for your specific size and shape, and will give you examples of brands and styles that might work for you. They give you an online coupon after taking it: http://www.herroom.com/know-your-brea…

Ha, yes, I can't say I mind not being a Tralfamadorian in some ways.

We can learn a lot on this topic from the Tralfamadorians.

All in favor of the amended Springfield-slash-pervert bill?

Your middle name is Woody?

Those other women should really give it a try. One thing I've found about lifting weights is that the more you can lift, the fewer shits you give about what people think of you.

I guess you could call your boxers lingerie if you want, but the dictionary definition specifies women's underwear. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lin…

Jenna. You are the best writer Jezebel has and without you, they will be fucked. Your articles are excellent and thoughtful and have transformed the way I view fashion. If you do more writing for the internet in the future, I will totally follow you to whatever site you write for. I'm sad that you're leaving (or…

Exactly. By the way, this was a good post; I love reading your stuff and think it's awesome that you're so committed to having open, thoughtful discussions about it.

It's ironic that the most efficient way to communicate social justice concepts is to remove the nuance from the various markers of a dominant class by putting them all under the umbrella of "privilege," when pretty much the whole point of social justice is to get people to see each other as nuanced individuals rather…

In general, yes, but for her the opportunities seem to keep coming despite the fact that she's barely even half-assing her attempts at being a responsible adult. The message she's getting is that she doesn't really need to try, because there will always be someone ready to give her another chance.

I make pancakes with it. They're delicious.

Mme Noelle, a teacher to us all.