Is this comment a compliment or an insult to me...or Kelly? What? I have many ragey curse words and insults I would like to share about this but I won't stoop that low. (CONSIDER YOURSELF BLESSED) This review is awesome. Kelly is awesome. Please don't invoke my name in your obnoxious grandiose critiques of these…

Christianity Today gave this stinker a half a star. I'm not the only one saying this movie is asinine. Also don't presume that you know my stance on Christianity just because I think the Left Behind books are fucking claptrap.

People she knew and loved not only looked, but told her they looked, like it's totally nbd? That might be the most appalling thing about this whole fucking story. I literally cannot imagine having someone who loved me be complicit in that kind of violation that was done to me. It's utterly horrifying to think that…

Why? It fits exactly the message she is trying to get out their. Her choice. She choose to present herself this way because she doesn't feel she needs to be ashamed of her body or her sexuality. It doesn't in anyway cast blame for what occurred with the leaked photos. And if anyone has issues with the cover they have…

"It's my body and it should be my choice."

The "Reclaim the Night" marches were done to protest sexual violence against women, in particular protesting the "Ripper" murders around the area of Leeds. This is rather reasonable, as sexual violence and harassment affects women on a daily basis and they have the right to be respected as people instead of denigrated…

often those with the "enduring interest in promoting a certain social philosophy" are those most affected by the social structure/system/oppression. it is unfair to ask them to also do all the work for the "allies". being an ally is about doing your learning so you can support

I think that this site has has in mind feminist writers and journalists, rather than women on the internet generally. If I choose to have a discussion about feminism on the internet, then I don't generally mind if people ask questions that they could have found the answer to elsewhere. But feminist writers are…

I do see your point, but on the other hand I think there's this attitude that goes around on the part of some people that women, racial minorities, etc are obligated to teach people that are question their basic humanity why they are wrong. It's a good thing to try and reach people, but at the same time it isn't wrong…

I doubt she will make any money off it—BUT it makes an important point: why is MY time (which you, a man, are demanding I spend educating you because you're too lazy to take a few minutes to educate yourself, or simply take my word for it that there is a power imbalance) worth less than some guy's?

...and I can google (for example) random genocidal dudes' names and present their biographies to you as if it proves something.

Implying that movements like that actually affect practical feminism at all aside from just making us laugh.

just because we think something, doesn't mean we're entitled to other's automatic agreement.

"Stop being so enraged by your inequality! If you used a different tone, I would care more about your disenfranchisement!"

I notice she doesn't list "let's talk about your boner because it's super important to me" in her examples, which makes me concerned that she may not think my boner is important.

Because white men are so obviously what everything should benefit.

Reminds me of the, "but what has feminism done for men?!?" question I so often see. Would one ask, "but, what has the civil rights movement done for whites?!?" No, but the answer is equality benefits everyone. Why is that so hard to understand?

You're an MRA asshole and you're impossible to educate, as you have proven repeatedly. Why don't you go back to reddit where you belong.

THIS. I wonder if that's the next battle we have to win—like, instead of having a conversation about how to fix things, we're constantly put in a position of guys demanding "proof" that things really are that bad, and have to waste time googling things/explaining, lest they then say "well you obviously are lying; you…

Fun usually involves either the sex sphere or the humor sphere, which we also hate. Because we are not funny and are all lesbians.