I want to reach the point in my life where I have 1133 unopened text messages.

You all (Jezebel writers) missed the point of her tweet. "Faux altruism" referred to trying to pass off a National Enquirer-esque critique of Dunham's flaws as performing a service to whoever the fuck you all think it was a service to. Not all criticism is mean, but "look at the bags under Lena Dunham's eyes!"…

About 50% more people read coverage of Dunham alone on this site in one week than watched her show.

This site, like it's relatives, literally makes it's money by riling up the crowds that do find them feminist. In all honesty does a mention in Girls hurt them? No, but they're going to stir the pot because in the end it gives them eyeballs.

>Why we're right and everybody else, including our own readers, are wrong
Man Jez. You are like a Public relations disaster when it comes to this topic

I seriously have to wonder that if this piece of drivel was written about any other minority group it would be given the accolades this one seems to be enjoying. "Here's the problem with Black Men." "Here's the reason Hispanic men treat women like shit." "Jews are a bunch of woman haters." Do some gay men hate women?…

I know! I was expecting the article to be about how Angelina is actually Rogue from X-Men or something.

I question the judgement of anyone that believes that, of all the myriad problems we have facing us, that the issue of abortion is the single largest one.

It's hard to take this review seriously when there was a sponsored article yesterday

On a personal level, if you don't want kids, Yay! You have options and readily available birth control and a woman's right to choose are wonderful (though constantly threatened) things.

Off topic debate fun: I think most politicians voted against GMO labeling because they concluded that GMOs pose no real danger. The electric companies have lots of money too, but you still see signs warning people about high voltage wires. You can't always assume it's just money.

Excuse me, I would just like to point out that a woman shaving her vulva doesn't make it look child-like. There's a great difference between a child's vulva and a grown woman and that difference isn't hair. Thank you.

This is soooooo fake. The length of the convo, the subject matter, everything. Anyone who believes this is real is silly. And the leading article on Jez....really? I mean shit was going downhill for a while, eg. the Dunham expose,..now this? Wow. It's like TMZ femme-edition.

You make the bed, you sleep in it. You turned this into a huge fucking deal to the point of being willing to offer the kind of money that a huge portion of this country only dreams about (I bring home about $17K a year. Do you know what I could do with ten grand?) and what came from it? Nothing. You got a few…

And don't get me started on how they digitally slimmed down Andy Serkis for his role as Gollum.

It's surprising that you published this. At least the editor has shown her true colors: and it's more Daily Mail than the Bust Magazine. It's clear now that any overtones of respect for other women the site maintained was purely polyfill to insulate the site's core business from the skeptical atmosphere of its…

It also looks like Dunham and Driver were pasted into an intersection in front of Manhattan's Flatiron building. A shot we received shows her in a similar pose on his shoulders — but not in the same location. Doesn't matter — Vogue puts you where it wants you to be!

Most food banks are able to turn $1 into 9 meals for people who are currently going hungry. Hope you got your 90,000 meals worth with this stupid clickbait.

I am so upset that this stock photograph a grocery store chain used in hundreds of bland advertisements didn't change for one particular school. It's almost as if when some intern retyped various names of colleges over and over they didn't stop to think about Howard or its values.

They already apologized for it. Honestly, I don't see what the big deal is. Do people expect a large grocery chain to customize their ads based on the racial composition of the nearest university?