I mean I get that getting married isn’t just about the wedding day it’s about the marriage but like. I thought it was sweet when people told me I’d make a beautiful bride, I don’t see what’s wrong with saying that. And I totally did make a beautiful bride. So there.

Whatever. I’m bi and I just can’t muster up enough anger or annoyance to warrant me wanting to complain or have a conversation about this. Complaining about straight girls feeling comfortable to discuss being attracted to a woman seems like a waste of time and effort, the real harm is so minuscule and nuanced compared…

But how many people identify as straight, but are actually questioning? Judging people this way *is* policing their sexuality, like you’re demanding they “prove” they’re “actually” gay or bi before they have a right to express that Ruby Rose gets them hot and bothered.

What is with the tone of this?! I’m bi, and I have no problem with ‘straight’ girls saying this - maybe they’re not straight and this is how they’re finding out? Why are they not allowed to express that they have an unexpected attraction? It’s not taking anything away from me.

Absolutely. This piece is utterly reductive and unhelpful about something that’s wonderfully, richly complex. People aren’t always precisely sure of what or who they like. Frankly, I think a modest majority of human beings live in that shifting, undefined space. And it’s ok. It truly is. It’s a nice place to be. It’s…

Rolling my eyes at this entire post. If anything, shouldn’t we be glad that so many people aren’t disgusted by the idea of same sex attraction? But you do you, girl. Keep on with that outrage.

Exactly! Shut your mouth, and know your place! It’s the only way to appease those who live their lives in constant outrage.

“Going with the natural look...”

Ugh, you’ve got to be kidding me.

I came here to say exactly THIS. I went to an all girls catholic high school. Non-uniform days came with a STRICT dress code which dictated things such as:

My best friend is a teacher in CA. A fiercely feminist teacher. She has sent students to the principles office multiple times for dress code violations. They are inevitably sent back to her classroom. She has sent both male and female students, although the violators tend to mostly be female. So, my first point is not…

I’ve commented on this here before, but I really don’t understand how plus size clothing stores think the average woman is built. Shirts area always too short on me (6 foot), which makes me think that they believe all plus size women are short, BUT pants (even petites) are always too long on my mom (five foot four).

Max has kind of always been the reluctant hero. Even with his name in the title, he gets swept into conflicts not because he wants to, but because he’s more or less pressured into it and agrees because it’s his way of continuing onward.

What i loved about the movie, they didnt spell out everything for you. The mind is an impressive tool of the movie maker, meaning the mind of the viewer. Not showing in graphic detail the death of the Bullet Framer, or the C section made it all that more powerful. We got to see it all on our own terms, and that made…

Speaking as a hetero guy, I have to note that I really enjoy MFM threesomes. It's not about the other guy: it's about seeing/enabling an insatiable woman's appetite and sensations as she both receives/gives overwhelming amounts of pleasurable attention in a culturally taboo scenario with two (or more) guys focused on…

Nope. I'm massively sexual, but the idea of having sex with a woman just fills me with crippling ennui. It doesn't excite me in the slightest.

As a very sexual person, one of the only things that has never been any interest to me is sexy time with another woman. I'm already bring those party favors - just seems over kill to have another set.

"Scratch most feminists and underneath there is a woman who longs to be a sex object. The difference is that is not all she wants to be." ~Betty Rollin