Adults start teaching victim blaming to 11 year olds. Rape culture is not real ya'll!

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"One of the main features of quiche is box gap. If you've got your thighs rubbing together from fat, then you want to think about what you're eating or just accept the fact that you're never gonna be quiche."

My reaction to this involves flipping several tables then setting all the fucking things on fire. UGH.

It is amusing to me that Lady Gaga does not view her music as pop music. Is she more evolved than Katy Perry? No. Same pop, different sound.

The studio took on an exhaustive search in finding the WHITE girl to play Lily.

I know she gets it now, but I can't help it: DO YOU EVEN PUBMED?

Let me preface this by saying I know the author is not saying she is "afraid" of sex—I'm just hoping to relate to the situation in my own way.

I am not certain if it will help at all, but I'm a cisgendered, heterosexual male, and I didn't lose my virginity until I was twenty-three. As much as I'd like to say I was,…

"I'm not religious, I don't have a fear of sex..." It sounds like you do have a lot of baggage in regards to sex, you've been told your whole life to not have it, and now people are all like, "zomg?! why aren't you having it?!" Society is so annoying.

If I married my college boyfriend, let me tell you, I would be in a very, very, very different place right now. Shockingly, I focused on school and my career during my 20s and somehow found a husband who would marry my withered uterus at the vile age of 29, after I've established a career that has afforded us many…

I can totally see Jlaw and Lupita hanging out as bffs.

Right? I think he was like, "Screw it, I need a new Facebook pic!"

It is terribly difficult for me to understand a system that acknowledges women who can be PhDs and professors, yet refuses to allow women to drive or play sports in school.

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I still think that this "rant" is valid. Just because one of them is bisexual doesn't mean the blatant pandering to the male gaze is now excusable. It's obvious it wasn't about a lesbian relationship. the song is about two hetero women singing about some dude while half naked and rubbing up on each other. It's a show.…

But Shakira isn't, so it's still a faux-lesbian "performance."

Yes, when you're selling lingerie, you're selling sexuality and lingerie, not intimacy.

You mean marketing isn't an accurate representation of real life? Color me shocked!

How is this a derail? The article is about feeling like advertising doesn't reflect reality, fredmertz's comment speaks to that head on.