You're absolutely right. If there's one thing that can unambiguously debunk a general statistical trend it's an isolated piece of anecdotal evidence.

I will probably be attacked for saying this, but I would probably say the same thing. I think since we have traditionally (and unfairly and cruelly) marginalized, criminalized, and stigmatized people who wish to identify outside traditional biological heteronormativity, that we should unqualifiedly support anyone who…

I am crying at my desk even thinking about it. The problem is that he said he himself was confused! And he has two f-m trans friends who talk A LOT about gender, and I wondered if he was trying to fit in with his LGBTQ community friends.

To be fair, and trust me, I don't agree with these parents, they weren't trying to push their child to suicide. However misguided they were I'm sure in their skewed mind they were thinking they were doing the right thing. Some parents can't get out of their own way because they can't understand their child's needs. In…

But this person didn't sacrifice themselves for a noble cause. They sacrificed themselves because they couldn't stand to live anymore - from an outsider's perspective, there is no differentiation between her and anyone whose depression drove them to be suicidal. Despite how we feel about their situation, for a human…

No, sometimes it's just feeling bad at the wrong time. An opportunity. Not wanting to face the reality of their life.

They've lost their kid. Isn't this terrible enough?

What her parents did was horribly wrong, and it is tragic that a young person saw no other option than to take their own life.

Actually, it's about exits in games journalism.

Of course the Niners are stupid, Drew. It takes a special kind of stupid to let seven eat you.

Nice of you to steal that from Magary.

This question is inherently biased towards quarterbacks. Also, Houston would be horrendous without Watt.

Actually, that's not so much true in High School, thanks to, IIRC, the Hazelwood Supreme Court Decision.

Yeah, married famous people never fuck around. Good call.

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That's fine, but you're incorrect.

"Tammy seems to misunderstand Melissa McCarthy's appeal"

Kudos for putting The Monuments Men on the list. The story really isn't a boring one, but its telling doesn't lend itself to a fictional, two-hour film - especially one that is trying so hard to tell it Old Hollywood-style. The direction and script were terrible, though I still think the Desplat score was the absolute…

We're always happy to dump on ESPN when they screw up, but submitting a well-researched public records request on a subject of legitimate public interest in the expectation that it won't be sprayed all over the internet on Christmas Eve in an attempt to dampen its findings is definitely not an area where they screwed…