God, I love them all. Have you tried the new almond one? It's so good. I think my favorite is still Silk, though. Damn, I love that stuff. Gonna go get some nog right now. I love the holidays!

I have never liked nog but when I went vegan I got super curious about all the vegnogs and bought them all. And hate them all. But I keep doing it every year. I get the soy nog, the coconut not, the other brand of soy nog, etc etc. I just really like the idea of it but don't really like the flavor? I dunno. Then it…

It's indie if you consider Hollywood the standard and everything else in cinema around the world defined only as it relates to it. The film is French and won the grand prize of the biggest film festival in Europe. That's not the same thing as an indie film. From an American's point of view it might be small and artsy…

Shouldn't they have walked out the minute they realized the owners employed the kind of people whose lifestyles they disapproved of? Wouldn't that be the right kind of pious, principled action?

If businesses in the USA were held accountable for not paying their employees a minimum wage then tipping wouldn't be necessary and ignorant people wouldn't be able to vent their frustrations on service people in this way.

Dear Literal Person:

What is the difference between Skyler's Vera Bradley bag and an average messenger bag? Actually, I know the answer to that. A run-of-the-mill messenger bag could never be that fabulous.

Uhhh... Forever 21 is owned by Bible-loving Korean Americans.

Hey! Fellow white lady here. If my car breaks down in a mostly white neighborhood, I generally don't have to worry about getting shot in the head because I look like the homeowner's idea of a threat.

Why should we be surprised? I mean, honestly? Gynecology students still train to perform pelvic exams by working on unconscious, un-consenting women in hospitals. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-an… Literally, your gynecologist is probably a rapist. Don't believe me? Ask them if they performed a pelvic exam…

Oh, pro-lifers. Still only giving a shit about the fetus and not the actual person. This woman lost her job and is more likely to relapse thanks to all the stress she's been put under. Will they be willing to "step in" to help the mom out financially? The second this baby is born all these concerned citizens will…

Why the fuck do you guys post a link to a thread that contains all kind of naked pictures of her? You write an article about how posting images of herself has messed up her life and then you this? Not good Jezebel, not good at all <_<

Not everyone wants kids and not everyone thinks they need a piece of paper. My breakup after 7 years, a coast to coast move, and lots of financial entanglements like a lease actually was a lot more complicated than my parents no fault divorce that happened later after I was grown and moved away.

Honestly, this is one situation where the US could seriously learn from Israel.

I don't see that she WAS comparing her breakup with his, at least not in the sense of "I hurt just as much as he did" as you seem to imply. She was comparing how her company handled her coworker's [messy, very public] breakup with her [quiet, far less public] breakup. And frankly, I see considerable justification for…

Well the amount of time is not really that important. I get what you're saying - I just want to point out that a long-term, live-in relationship is essentially a marriage without the legal stuff.

I don't think she was comparing relationships. She was comparing how they are treated. Hurt is hurt no matter the situation. Some people get over it quickly, especially if it's been in the making for a while. Others can grieve over a short relationship for a long time. You are doing what you are complaining about…

She's not comparing it in that way. She's pointing out how his divorce had a much larger effect on his work (including bringing kids to work to have other employees basically babysit them? Look, divorce is tough, maybe he didn't have any other options, but that's not a good situation to put other employees in) but…

Having a live-in bf for five years is a bit like marriage. You live together, you split the bills, you care for each other... it's everything but the actual license.

Celibacy is a choice. Finding and working on a relationship is a choice.