Because God forbid an attractive woman fucks an ugly guy on TV. That neeeeever happens.

LENA DUNHAM IS NOT FAT! GOD!

Dagmara's comment is especially funny/interesting because they got together when she was an underwear model/actress and now she's had some kids and settled into her body and is clearly comfortable with it (and she looks fantastic either way). The point being: when women stop being objects, and men stop treating them…

Preach, Patrick.

I don't even live in America, yet I've read about so many accidents at that very same theme park. Why do people keep going there?

But making sure everyone is properly secure is important. I bet there were people who had one click and felt secure. But this time one click cost someone their life. I understand roller coaster accidents are rare, but they still freak me out.

warring against (most of the) '99ers

I think it keeps other people in the industry from taking us seriously too, which is sooo infuriating. Yeah, I don't know how to de-bone a chicken, but that doesn't mean I don't work just as hard!

Word. I'm a pastry cook. It's not adorable. It sucks. I'm probably going to leave the industry.

You sound delightful! I'm sure you will be here to mansplain for us for a long, long time. Sigh.

Food industry workers need to stop this "don't be a wuss" culture. I've worked in kitchens and people act like you need to be fucking hero every day. Workers should not be forced to work in dangerous conditions, when they are obviously sick, or not be allowed to take breaks or drink water. That's bullshit. Especially…

When it represents what you're going to grow up to be... yes. I was excited to grow up to be a woman and looked around all the time to see what I could expect. Little girls look around to find images of women, so they know what to expect and how to act... if all they have around them is exaggerated, narrow minded and…

KOLACHES. FTW.

I bet you also think women who complain about street harassment should quit whining because some women actually get assaulted.

I've got a friend who works at MoMA facilitating the line for the Rain Room. No one is allowed to cut it, not even staff. The wait is usually about 3 hours, according to her.

Oh, I only eat butter, not margarine, but I don't eat a ton of it. I still eat croissants, too, but like two a year, when I really, really want one.

Does he make $7.00 an hour?

give me a cheesy lasagna any day over this hot mess. savory tooth ftw.

Ew, it's fried? I don't know how I didn't realize this. What's even the point of frying a croissant? The whole point of a croissant is that it's soft and smooth to eat.