I like your intent. But now I'm imagining this headline:

Insecurity issues defy reality. It's like when I do class presentations—sometimes I'm still worried, even if I know logically I've done well.

>If I somehow had to identify my boyfriend's body only by his penis, his body would end up in an unmarked grave.

Half my thoughts are on Dr. Who (tv, books, comics, etc). I often think I should be thinking of deeper things. But I try to remember that thinking "shallow" about something you like is better than thinking "deep" about something that depresses you, at least on the day to day.

I think that's reductionistic—he's not saying women are as dumb as animals, he's saying animals are as sentient as women. It's sick that he's using that as a reasoning to rape animals (he needs therapy, methinks), but it's not necessarily degrading to women.

I don't play Destiny (because I'm too busy to play any console video games), but reading these posts on Destiny's rise, fall, and (perhaps) rise again has been very interesting.

I honestly thought The Slap was a parody commercial. This can't be real, right?

I write fanfic, and I often feel that way. I want to get exposure, but I also don't want to be too pushy. It's a weird balance.

Is that Mark from MarkReads?

"walking around with Comic Sans souls"

This happy post, amid all the arguments, is my favorite. You seem so happy!

I kinda love that you made a whole backstory for 2 characters who probably barely had any lines. (Note: I am being serious here. As a fanfiction writer, and someone who used to daydream a whole alternate verse in my head, I fully applaud use of imagination.

Of all the sources to give a completely uncynical product that does not apologize for earnest emotion, Saints' Row is not at the bottom of the list—it's not even on the list.

Their claws are very sharp, and their teeth are vicious.

This story is the first time I have ever seen Bible verse numbers used as adjectives. Jehovah Witnesses don't even do that.

Alright, to be serious, there is something cute about a mom rewriting a book so that they can read it without conflicting with their belief system. She seems to at least appreciate the book has good qualities (assuming she's not a troll, which she almost certainly is.)

This is a Harry Potter book, mixed with a Jack Chick tract. Only somehow better. This has to be a parody.

I've been on Reddit, and I know that the mods of the subreddits for the affected celebbs have refused to let the laked photos, out of respect for them. And quite a few redditors have sypathized with the disrespect of privacy these women have gone through. Not that many aren't saying "unzip" , but many feel bad for…

It's rarely one or the other; it's used in genuine anticipation *for* a flying flustercluck.

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