even if this guy did it purely for himself (hint: he didn't), the ends justify the means.

definitely no oedipal weirdness here.

I don't necessarily find that an attractive man would have sex with, um, Lena Dunham is unrealistic. I find literally everything else about the storyline unrealistic.

I don't know who most of these people are.

how about one of the most destructive attitudes about men in a sexist society: that if a man sees some exposed flesh, he's in danger of losing control and going on a rape rampage? because that's exactly what's implied when dumbasses talk about girls needing to cover up.

is this whole thread one big troll? are you guys really "respecting" otherkin and soulbinders? Like, I'm tolerant of everyon but these people are simply entitled and give people who grapple with identity a terrible name - how can someone take a trans person seriously when at the same time some other person believes…

I'm gonna pop on my tinfoil hat right quick.

this. does reddit give its users a warning when a story like this is posted somewhere on the internet?

I get the sense you're scared of women.

this is so obvious it almost seems like satire.

probably the proudest moment of my pre-teen life was knocking out 130 points in one quarter and my teacher allowing me to gloat over the intercom to the class we were competing with.

I'd be interested in the ratio between "women who strip for money, and would/will stop when they have the desired amount of money" vs. "women who strip because it's fun!"

Charlie Sheen may not be referred to as an attention whore (although I'm giving Jez a good bit of credit here - I've heard him referred to as such many, many times) but I've heard every other insult leveled at him, so it's not like he's getting a pass.

all of these rules established to make girls' clothes less "distracting" is not-so-secretly insulting to men (who are of course mostly the ones making these rules) - we are so incapable of controlling ourselves that the MERE SIGHT of a few inches of bare thigh will send us into an uncontrollable rape state. the logic…

so is this just a New York thing or what?

Doctor with several degrees rationally discussing relevant medical issues =/= mansplaining

what a brave move for a woman with millions of dollars in the bank to pay for the surgery, lengthy recovery, and possible reconstructive surgery later on. a true hero.

this article is the reason people don't like feminists - ignoring real issues and discrimination for petty nonsense like this.

Is this a New York thing?

“I love it when people use children as props.”