@Jo Aage: Lol Thanks! I am furiously studying at home and listen to my podcasts when I commute to work on my iphone.

@WorldsMeanestMom: Just googled it. Looks breath taking!

That´s how it happens, doesnt it? The moment you set foot on that special place, you feel at home and it kidnaps your heart forever.

@Kitty Conner: Well there are plenty of advocates of cacophony in business brands. According to them, if a sound is repeated, it is more memorable. I.E. Coca Cola vs. Pepsi, Blackberry vs Palm

@ink: Well I think reading articles and informing yourself about the topic might be a good thing to do.

@EngorgedVenus: Such a great topic. From a business person point of view...what type of people would you hire if you were a porn entrepreneur/producer?

@galtor: I dont know. There is plenty of Asian and Hispanic women in porn in recent times. I dont see lack of porn for any taste out there.

@losecbox: Nailed it.

@MercuryCobra: I hear you brother.

I think this article highlights something quite important in today´s popular culture, that affects plenty of guys.

wow, I never really watched the show and couldn´t care much about what they wear, but really, there is little doubt in my mind that L.A. is where the most beautiful people in the U.S. go and try to make it.

@CassandraSays: "In most cases it wouldn´t be true" that women flock towards men of power/money/fame? According to who?

@KatNZ: Are they making fun of the status quo by banking on it? or do you feel they are victims in this case?

@CassandraSays: I agree, we are all conditioned to some extent towards specific things.

@la.donna.pietra: At the end of the day, it does not bother me that Jezebel´s contributors are all female. I think its great as they can relate to the issues at hand, plus the site´s quality is quite high. IMO The current mix of male/female contributors works.

@la.donna.pietra: maybe I am not understanding correctly the discussion above, but the other gawker sites did not pass judgement on TDS, it was Jezebel.

@Andalucía: I think quick11 has a valid point. Plenty of snapjudgement segments, IT work, and editing could be done by men, although most of the "correspondents" (a.k.a writers) are women, that doesnt mean men cannot contribute to a feminist website.

@alb7499: I second this.

I really dont know what to do of this letter.

I really dont know what to do of this letter.