I just saw the rest of your post, seems you added on more after I replied.

Now try reading through here as a "car girl" and just being disappointed by how many aren't getting the point.

A brief stroll through the comments on this article have reminded me that terms like "chick car" still exist because a seemingly majority of car enthusiasts are also neanderthals who also use the hobby to help bolster their fragile masculinity.

No one fucking cares what you think of her physical appearance. Your comment is pointless, tone-deaf and insulting.

This makes perfect sense because statistically men are far more likely than women to take on primary carer roles in the home and so their requests for flexible working hours are more likely to be genuine while women are probably just going to use the time day-drinking and filling themselves up with tampons.

FEELINGS ALERT. What is this feeling? Is it...sympathy for Gwenneth Paltrow?

I imagine there are a lot of good stories in mental health, as there are in my field, which is special education.

I cannot believe that this never before occurred to me as a risk when sleeping on a plane as a woman (especially alone). I'm going to go hate long red-eye flights even more now.

Having dealt with depression my whole life, I've spent a lot of time wondering what sort of new problems in my life would finally just make it not worth it any more. I guess this might have been his version of that.

Since absolutely nothing spoken from Cumia's mouth should be considered intelligent, I choose to bring attention to the deeds of an individual that is far more worthy of attention and negates this ignorant man's argument. Let me introduce Katherine Johnson, a black research mathematician who worked in the all-male…

Some [women] don't have anyone they can count on, not even in their own family. Now imagine how the [Hobby Lobby decision] makes them feel. Imagine getting laughed at by anyone you try to reach out to. Imagine being told that your feelings aren't valid, your pain isn't legitimate and that you're just a baby [machine].

I've often wondered what I would do — I really would prefer not to have an attendant fill the Ferrari. I guess we'll find out soon, since we'll be about 2 minutes from New Jersey....

Not to mention anyone that has an allergy to these antibiotics can't eat meat in this country*. Which is why I've basically been forced into becoming a Pescatarian.

I love cars because they make me feel free. As a rule, I don't do anything illegal because I know I would last less than a minute in jail, but getting that back end to slip out is the best way to remind myself that even though I follow the rules and I have my little desk job and an apartment that I try to keep clean,…

I think about that too. My boyfriend and I aren't planning on having children because that's what we've decided. How would you genuinely go about being like "oh, and btw, no babies here ever!"?

Just graduated law school, so I'm doing a lot of applying/interviewing. Even among attorneys, who *know better* than to ask about baby-having plans, it comes up almost every time. I find myself wanting to find a way to say, "It's not that I haven't had babies YET, it's that I'm not GOING to have babies. Physically…

how about button down shirts that are sized according to bra size and waist size? For example instead of my usual large size shirt, it would be 36D / 30.

I guess they issued a twatwa.

I'm starring your comment and commenting for the very same reason.

Thanks so much for posting this! The Gazelle Rally is truly one of the most difficult things I've ever done. My navi was awesome and we finished 29th over and were the top North American team this year. Any ladies looking to participate, tweet me @mmmotorsports and I'll fill you in.