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She asked it in an incredibly polite, friendly way, too, and the whole point was to *save them trouble*. Jeez.

Ahahaha...I love it :D

Actually, it looks like the chef is the one who answered, given that his name is Andy.

Actually, given this person's apparently tenuous grasp of the use of commas, I suspect it's actually *signed* by the chef. He'd be the one to ask about vegan options, after all.

Oh, no, what if you went to Target? She'd never find you again!

I just found out about it a year or two, myself. It made a lot of things make a lot of sense to me. I tend more toward demisexuality, most of the time.

Exactly! And the type of question I usually ask is like that, where I need a timely answer in order to make plans (often with someone else breathing down my neck, waiting for them to be finalized, as well).

Exactly this.

I was with you up until your parenthetical aside. What does obesity have to do with anything? That seems like such a non sequitur.

Misandric is a stretch, but it does have sexist undertones.

Yes, actually. I bet you didn't expect that answer.

Same, here. I often think people are attractive, but in a passing way, pretty but not making much of an impression. To actually have an interest in them, I need to know about their personality, and it has to be a personality I *like*.

I tried to read that article but my eyes rolled back so far in my head that they almost got stuck.

That's the one.

Not to mention the stress that fat-shaming causes, the physical symptoms of which are—surprise!—often the same as what people like to claim being fat causes.

Ask, and ye shall receive:

Oh, I agree. I was just saying it wasn't new, not that everyone should know what it generally means.

It's misogynistic because it implies that being compared to a part of a woman's body is the worst thing ever. Same reason "pussy" is also misogynistic.