That crystal dress is still probably the best thing anyone has ever worn.

"The doctors told me that if I hadn't worn such a tight dress which held in place my bones as the car impacted, I would have most definitely punctured vital organs"

"Seven full length books about Lily, Severus and the Marauders' time at Hogwarts. That can't be too much to ask."

Unpopular opinion. I recently re-read Harry Potter, and I think Snape has some definite MRA moments and his thing for Lily is far more creepy than romantic. I sort of think people "sanitize" him. Dude ended up joining a hate group after all and was perfectly fine with sealing the fate of a baby to be killed...he…

The point of role reversal is in part to cause that discomfort in the people who don't feel it when the roles are "normal" (aka, supported by the status quo). It's basically a wake-up call: "If this makes you uncomfortable, then why hasn't it made you uncomfortable every time it was a woman?"

She writes beautifully. This is the entry that got me full on sobbing:

that's the most immoral piece of trolling I've ever seen in this site, so, congratulations I guess.

"This Wife has Vowed to Widow Her Husband Very Soon."

The only funny part of this whole Honey Boo Boo situation is if old-timer Jezebels can remember back to when the show first started and the editors were writing article after article tripping over themselves to tell us all that we were Bad Feminists if we looked askance at or did not take pleasure in watching this…

Y'all...I just....how in the world are people defending the actions of these guys??? I can't fathom it.

Oh my god! I've gotten that line twice. Dude, either way, I'm trying to politely turn you down.

Funny that she mentioned "presumed" states of being. It reminds me of how women are presumed to be consenting unless otherwise stated.

The worst part about this message is that it's a pretty recycled and well-known copy/paste. Aside from the part where it left out buying a goat.

Interesting point. In addition to that, I wonder if meeting someone who is totally out of your normal social circle makes some people behave outrageously because the stakes are lower. If your friend sets you up with someone, then if either of you acts like an ass, it becomes common knowledge among your circle and the…

I coveted Keira Knightley's green dress from Atonement sooooo much that the owner of this women's clothing boutique I worked at senior year of high school helped me find a knock-off for prom :')

Guilty pleasure of finding the all-American douchey fratboy look hot combined with my stanning for Taylor Swift is making me feel things, Mark. STRONG THINGS.

I would kind of love this if there was no bustier and instead the skirt came up in a nice halter or something. Plus she had an updo, lovely earring, and was Charlize Theron.

I think it is mostly supposed to represent a shift of the bar a little more toward the defendant than it was before. So you no longer have to prove that you rigorously resisted your rape, only that it was unwanted. I think you are right that procedurally it doesn't seem to change much, but psychologically it should…

I don't think it was counter-productive, just a way of saying "I know what the responses are going to be and I don't want to hear it". Especially since Jew-fro is a term people within the Jewish community use to describe it, even the term is an appropriation of something from black culture. So I think it's appropriate…