Kim Kardashian is at least more qualified to give you relationship advice than Santorum is to decide your reproductive rights.

I really like Demi Lovato. She seems much more comfortable rocking that look than Miley-Come-Lately with the whole Bangerz and Terry Richardson thing.

Thanks for the tips on what to wear so I can meet your preferences, but I'll stick to doing what the fuck I want. I'm not going to stop wearing warm, comfortable boots that I personally like because "99% of the world wears them" (which is demonstrably false :) )

This is what I do with my 3-year-old....not really a strategy, I know shit about kids, just happened that way, and I noticed it worked. So now I use it for everything. If he protests? I simply repeat the options until he relents and picks one.

No lie: The first time I saw that ad, I yelled for Mr. Minkoff (he's in marketing) and explained the deal to him, adding, "You have to find the person who came up with this idea, because he or she is a fucking genius of your field."

I agree that targeting people to understand what rape is, when things should stop, and when to intervene are the most critically important aspects of preventing rape.

If the SMART campaign had taken out the references to rape, it would be a great anti-binge-drinking campaign. But instead, it was about protecting yourself from rape. It didn't target potential rapists, even though drinking also raises your risk of raping someone, nor did it target bystanders. And it tells women to…

The problem is, "How about not raping people?" does not really work when most rapists know exactly what they are doing. The "Don't be that guy" ads work cause they are telling guys that having sex with a girl that is passed out is rape, and those guys might not know what they are doing.

Sounds like my toddlers. I love them, but they could stand to be a little less needy. :)

In my experience, describing someone as "needy" is used as a form of gas-lighting - a way of reframing reasonable requests and expectations as unhealthy and excessive.

It took me from 15-23 to realize I let soooo much bullshit slide to be the cool girl instead of the needy girl. In retrospect, it makes me hate myself a little bit for letting myself be treated that way.

Yes, a thousand times. The whole "needy" thing is going on two false assumptions: that a man always wants less commitment in a relationship, and that if that's the case, the woman should be responsible for backing down, rather than him stepping up.

THISSSSS!!! They used marketing to solve the problem of selling crappy, cheap diamonds to people at a steep mark-up, those evil geniuses.

That car was all Carbon Fiber it doesn't bend like a steel body car, it breaks and shatters. Cars in that class are really delicate for how fast they can go. The GT is a supercar with a reputation for biting the hand that drives it. Not an easy car to drive even in experienced hands. I just hope they can figure out…

Don't even get me started. I still can't believe some of the comments from ye olde 2 Drunk 2 Care story.

Then it's time to do some introspection and ask yourself the hard-hitting questions:

So I'm a big fan of taking care of your shit. I am 32, attractive, single, I date a lot but I've never been married. I could probably settle into I am unlovable or all men want size 0 thinking but I tend to go down the road of "Oh I haven't met the right person yet." When I did think I was loathesome, I probably drove…

Also, it's not like everyone makes choices to eat healthily or exercise in a vacuum. I'm an academic, and while it's not financially lucrative, with a schedule as flexible as mine, it's pretty easy to go to the gym during the day a few times a week and work in the mornings and evenings instead. My partner is a…

And how about corporations stop looking JUST at what employees weigh, smoke, drink and eat?

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