Brutal, dude. You think maybe you’re projecting a little?

Jesus christ, harsh much? She never said her relationships were one-sided or that no one had asked her. Don’t be a dick.

Uhh, no. People express their love differently. It doesn’t “come naturally” for everybody. The fact that some guys aren’t big on romantic gestures most certainly does not mean they aren’t in love.

another note: talking about how over ruby rose you are also does not make you edgy.

Oh, but as a straight man I’m allowed to have a crush on her? Madeleine, shame on you for perpetuating my male privilege. Down with the patriarchy!

As a guy, I would love it for a woman to propose. These stories were great.

Ok 1. I’m Your Man is the sexiest motherfucking song in the world.

Yayyy my lil’ story made it! I felt like such a badass bitch when I gave him that ring....

I beat my wife asking me to marry her by literally minutes. She had got an awesome ring and planned on asking me on the 4th of July in Washington DC at the Mall during all the fireworks. I had planned on doing the same. We both got exceptionally tired and we were resting in the Museum of Modern Art. I decided ‘what…

I’m definitely proposing to my next husband. These things have inspired the fuck out of me.

Nothin’ says forever like Le Creuset ;)

Check your organic privilege.

Thanks for putting my story in with such good company! I feel so validates, since I met with a bit of disapproval when I first did this. It’s all good now, though. We even had our story and a photo in the (now, sadly gone) DIY magazine Ready Made.

The scariest people I have ever interacted with have and will always be fucking drunk, affluent white men.

Not gonna lie. I tried. Can’t reach and I’m a size two.

Because she’s a lying sack of shit blackface weirdo?

Please fall in a hole and die, troll.

You dudes are so fucking creepy. If you can’t “learn” because one girl in your class is showing the same amount of skin as all the boys in your class, you should seek therapy and be home schooled (unless you have sisters. Then just live in a van).

Please, stop talking.

I’m not interested in being “empowered” by having my decisions about clothing policed by others. As for “protecting boys” protecting them from what? Other people’s shoulders?