It’s neither pertinent information nor a distinction that needs to be made. Also, the bullshit you get for being a woman is the same whether you’re cis or trans. Trans women also have to deal with transphobia as well as the misogyny they get for being women.

As you get older, that will only happen more often. Steel yourself.

Just wait. As you get older it happens more often sadly

I don’t drive, because I live in a country with excellent public transport so there is no need to drive if you live in an urban area. I also got a year’s paid leave with my son, get free health care, paid sick leave, subsidized child care, free higher education and I have never worried that I would be the victim in a…

That right there is also the reason why you’re losing everyone under the age of 40: it’s not our obligation to be grateful for us not being Saudi Arabia. It’s not on us to be grateful that, in fact, our promises that we are the land of the free and the home of the brave are sometimes honored. Occasionally, for some of…

I thought we were forcing everyone to gay marriage? Do I have to be forced to go trans before I am forced to my gay marriage? And will that mean I marry a person opposite of my old sex or new sex? I can’t keep up. Gotta go, my yearly forced abortion appointment is in an hour.

All the non-dairy milks are disgusting to drink plain, and don’t work well in many cooking situations that milk does, plus they are not the innocent, environmentally sound alternative that everyone claims - some take huge amounts of water, soil and nutrients to be second rate fake milk. They all make terrible cheese.

I have no clue what you’re talking about milk tasting “bad”. That’s more or less just your opinion. And about those other forms of “milk” such as almond, cashew and whatnot: ALL of those forms are incredibly bad for the environment. Almost all of the almonds and cashews are grown in California. Not sure you read this…

I’m sure for some people it’s perfectly fine, but for those of us for whom mere drops of milk turn our intestines into knife-stabbing knots, the decline of cow’s milk and rise of far less painful coffee lighteners is an absolute joy.

‘In general, milk is bad—it tastes bad, it smells bad’

Screw that. I love milk. I drink a gallon of it every week by myself.

along with the proliferation of non-cow’s milk, most of which are quite good

I don’t know any “Big Milk” people, but I know some dairy farmers...and they’re basically fucked. And the thing about them is that they love, love, LOVE their cows almost like family. Who wouldn’t? Cows are awesome.

what bizzzarroo world do you come from where milk tastes bad?? Milk tastes DELICIOUS!! Oreos with milk?? HELL YEAH!! Chips Ahoy with milk?? DAMN RIGHT!! Milk with Apple Pie??? OHHH YEAH!!!

You don’t like milk?? Go move to another country....like California.

This article is all kinds of asshattery, from the praising of alternate “milks,” most of which are dubiously healthy and some of which are trashing the environment (looking at you, almond milk) to the personal vendetta (blame your parents, ding dong!) applied to society at large. Lactose intolerance is neither…

Though it’s unclear whether or not dairy is actually bad for you

Lactose tolerance - and thus the exceptionally easy access to easy vitamins A, D, Riboflavin, calcium, and protein - is a strong candidate for why Caucasio-Europeans came to early dominance among human ethnicities, despite being one of the last to evolve and occupying a less-than-ideal climate.

So you’re allergic to milk, and the rest of us should suffer. Milk is good. Milk in the right quantity is healthy. Milk is an important ingredient of many wonderful things (don’t tell me some milk substitute will work too, it will not be the same or as good.) #milkncookiesisheaven #whatdoyoueatwithcereal

I’m an adult, I still drink milk, and I love it -- especially chocolate milk, but the regular stuff is great, too. Tom McKay can bite me.

asdkfjdk my GOD woman, get your head out of your ass. Sarah, you write shitty teen romance YA, you’re not out here writing the next Booker Prize novel. Of course a college junior, who is presumably in her twenties and you know, at university to challenge herself academically, wants to read something with more…