Your assumption is still that women reject you because you're nice, which is a flawed and inaccurate perspective. There are a million reasons why a woman might reject you, and they all relate to not being attracted to you.

And I already conceded that I didn't realize she was in the film. Without watching Gravity again, which I have zero desire to do, I can't count up exactly how much voice time each minor character had. Her existence doesn't detract from my point that more than half of the minor characters are men, when their gender was…

I'm not sure if you're innocently missing my point or being deliberately contrary. Either way, I'm not repeating myself.

You're correct. I think you'll excuse me for not remember the voice of a character we never saw on-screen who I assume died at the very beginning. I was thinking of the three astronauts we see at the beginning of the film, Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, and Paul Sharma.

Frenchie definitely talks about beauty school with the waitress, right before the song "Beauty School Dropout."

The Heat came out in 2013... Or are you saying it's available for streaming now?

I think you need both.

Yeah, I was confused too, until the whole "republished" thing at the bottom. I don't think they hold their republished stuff to the same standards as their own writing.

I still have some of my butterfly clips.

Yeah, I misread it as "come for Jesus." I'm not sure which misreading is worse.

My now-husband, fiancé-at-the-time, and I were really excited to celebrate Valentine's Day together this year. We had beer and boneless wings while watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. It was our first actual V-Day together because of being long-distance for so long.

For prom my junior year of high school, I was MORTIFIED by friends who kept committing and then un-committing to dinner. I had made reservations at the nicest restaurant in town, and I had to call twice to change the number. Then, on the day of, two friends changed their minds and wanted to come with us. Did they tell…

When my best friend was a kid, her family had a big party for the 4th of July. The next day, since there was so much food leftover, her parents let her have cake for breakfast. When she asked why, they said it was a 5th of July tradition to have cake for breakfast.

I kept waiting for the part where she uses this as an example of white privilege or class privilege or something... but nope.

You are correct, and the perpetuation of these myths on a FEMINIST website is pissing me off.

No.

IGNORE HIM! I au paired two sets of kids, first group aged 4, 8, and 9, second group aged 5, 10, and 13. They all liked Harry Potter (to the extent that they were allowed to read the books and watch the films). In the second group, the darling 10-year-old boy, who normally read sports magazines and short books, read…

Yeah, you really shouldn't dismiss a series of seven books based on the first ones. You really REALLY shouldn't be so snobbish as to dismiss fans of the book based on your opinions of one book.

Fried butter sounds delicious. I skipped the rest of the descriptions. Now I'm hungry for fried butter.

My brothers and I had four regular teenage baby-sitters when were kids. Two boys and a girl from church, and a neighbor's daughter. We adored all of them.