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Word. He's very committed. He might deserve a little something.

This is adorable. Seniors smiling and dancing always makes ME happy to see.

I would love more health *not weight loss* articles. I would love to hear more about food and politics and women. Maybe some easy vegan, vegetarian, or whole food recipes. Affordable too.

How about stuff women don't usually get shown? Home and car repairs, stuff like that.

Are we twitter friends? I am always happy to take book recommendations from platonic soul-mates!

Oh man. I'm probably late to the party but this one still stands out for me after many, many years of fulfilling and great sex. It is the single cringe-iest (if that's a word) moment I can think of during sex acts.

As with the article itself I don't deny any of this in the abstract. Maybe it's just that I'm too close to the issue (i.e., the gay community). The gays themselves say "The Gays". I mean I am literally on my way to Chelsea for Happy Hour right now and just received a text from a gay friend who I'd invited, which read "

While this didn't happen during sex, it was close enough. I had been hooking up with this guy I met on Tinder for a couple weeks, and had gone over to his house for obvious reasons. We ended up getting shitfaced drunk, having sex, and then having a weird almost-fight, but since it was late and I was already

*tears of mirth*

I had one recently!

The first guy I was having sex with - he was one of those "new position every 30 seconds" guys that Kim Jong's Angst mentions below. Well, one night I'm at his place and I'm trying - and failing - to explain to him that I'm actually anatomically unusual in the ladybits. I was clearly doing a piss-poor job of it,

This is the story of how I broke several state laws and had a miserable time.

Jezebel isn't telling anyone what to do. It's bringing attention to people's viewpoints so you can make the choice to continue with sensitivity or callousness.

You don't seem to be on the fence.

I was on a third date with a guy we'll call Joe. I hadn't had sex for a while and had offered on previous dates, but he wanted to wait, so I respected that. We go to the house that Joe is housesitting at for friends and start making out in the bedroom. I rip all of my clothes off in one smooth motion, tossing them to

The first time is the worst time. I was 17 and this guy I worked with 'dared' me to sneak into his house and do it with him (he was a virgin too). I told my mom I was staying at a girlfriend's house and then snuck into his parent's house undetected and into his bedroom. We were both too awkward to just start making

I was dating this guy for a couple of weeks but hadn't slept with him yet because I was coming out of a bad relationship and wanted to take things slow. He said he was fine with that, but then still would ask if he could stay over every time we hung out. Then the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup and I was in a good mood

K, so when I broke up with an ex, I wanted to go through a "slut phase" bc I was really inexperienced and I stupidly thought that if I could get more of this experience, I would then have a one night stand with my ex, and lure him back to me with my sexual prowess.

I've said this so many times, but I'll say it again. If an argument between a gay person and a non-gay person causes the non-gay person to become a homophobe, then they were never allies to begin with, therefore, not a significant loss.

I understand why you say this (I recall an afternoon when there were about 4 Jez articles with titles that started with "Don't" or "Stop"), but I think this is the wrong article to choose to point it out. "Stop othering me" is very different from "stop trying to make scrunchies happen."

I wrote this as a member of the minority group I am discussing, pointed out that people don't mean it badly and suggested that it might be time to retire the term. If you're part of the same minority group and disagree, fine. But if you're not, how is this post not appropriate?