But men do. Conundrum. What’s more important, my desire to cast myself as a moral and ethical superior, or adhering to principles of fairness?

Ashes of Reality was pretty clear: Looking is the problem.

Whatever you do, do NOT think about an Elephant.

in an even better world no one would ever look at anybody or think anyone else even existed. We could just be in our own personal simulation that we control the rules to.

No one blinks an eye at a topless man—no matter his cup size.

I believe you misused infinitesimally

“I’m very cautious about it because my livelihood is on the line,” he said.

Probably, obviously.

It should be noted, Windfern is in fact a public high school.

Oho! Right you are!

actually, it is you, who is the moron.

Teams take it out of the endzone for the chance at a big gain, and care less about starting from the 15 vs. the 25 yard line. The risk is low (risking maybe 10 yards, and you still get a 1st-and-ten) and the gain is high (you score or start in scoring position). Keep running it out, guys!

Some real top-notch journalism and editing going on at Jezebel.

“Much maligned”?

This is all incredibly arbitrary. Same kind of thinking that led a bunch of idiots to start eating “Freedom Fries”

My understanding was that once you had a first c-section, you basically had to have c-sections for future births?

It feels a little sad, but it’s not a tragedy - all that’s happened is she looks different. There’s no real victim, no real injury. Just our own belief that being “natural” is better. Which... is arbitrary.

Yes she has clearly conquered her self-esteem issues, definitely a thing of the past!

The real “issue” (it’s not a real issue) is that universities in general heavily recruit foreign students (with rich parents who’ll pay full boat).

I don’t seee him as a huge villain but actually a huge dick. He bullied the fuck out of Tai.