Because not all disenfranchised groups are disenfranchised in exactly the same ways?

Exactly. I would fuck him. I would fuck him until he had to walk sideways for the rest of his life because I would have taken all of his up and down. I would fuck him to an early grave. All that on one condition: He's not allowed to talk.

So? I like scantily-clad dudes shattering gender stereotypes at least three times a month!

Definitely. I love the song! I heard it without seeing the video at first and was like, "This is perfection!" but then I saw the video and it just made me cringe. Way to drown a cool message in shitty imagery. -Sigh- Truly the epitome of one step forward and two steps back...

We also need the House, to be totally honest, if we want anything to get done...

This is a good question, and one many people have had. RuPaul has had other transwomen on the show before, including one who actually came out while still on the program. RuPaul said, because there were a lot of people who raised exactly the same question you did, that the only qualifications to be on the show were…

Other commentors who know the area put this place 30 miles from Detroit and bordering a high-crime area doesn't equal a high crime area.

I'm not really sure why you're still cleaving to Detroit when it's been proven that this happened elsewhere. From what I can gather from this debate, no one's saying it's not okay to freak out if someone's pounding on your door in the middle of the night, what they're saying is that you should call the police, not…

Girl did good this week, although I am slightly concerned (SEXUALLY concerned) over where Kyle wandered off to.

I usually find this to be an effective method for dealing with those guys:

I wish I could recommend this more than once. I seriously laughed for five minutes...

We covered that, too, but I told him getting an emphatic yes before anything got too hot and heavy was the best way to go. Basically, if all seems okay. She's clearly diggin' it, you're clearly diggin' it, you're cool. But if you're ever unsure, ask or just stop.

Well, he had a girlfriend, and we were talking about her. He said he sometimes felt like he didn't know what she wanted him to do, and I told him he should just ask if he was unsure. I told him it didn't have to be awkward, but if it was going to be, he could just say, "This is awkward but..." beforehand. I told him…

Yeah, but it wasn't any of their business to remark on his body, even if it was a medical issue. I understand being concerned, but it's still just not cool.

My last boyfriend was 6'2 and 130 pounds. He had a bad metabolic disorder and couldn't put on weight no matter what he tried. Every time we were out together someone would remark about it. It drove us both nuts. The worst was when I took him to the doctor and the nurse kept telling him he was "too small."

My sister's going to be 13 this month, and my brother's gonna be 15 in December. I tell my sister to always stick up for what feels right to her, no matter the situation. I've had really in-depth talks with them both, but especially my brother about consent and what that means and how it works. I don't know if he's…

I loved that story. It was such a brilliant murder!

I mean, there's nothing wrong with one partner saying they will defer to the other if they really, truly cannot agree, but basing that role on your gender is just silly. I tend to take the lead role in my relationships, but I'd never say it's because I'm a woman. It's just because I feel comfortable doing that.

I really liked this dance. My little sister is in dance competitions and there's only one boy who dances with the team. Because he stands out anyway, he always gets a special part. During the last competition season, two of the three dances she was in with him ended with him springing up in the middle of the other…