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I think for some people it can do with their actual physical stature - I think it was noted in this piece that the woman in question was just 5 ft. I'm barely 5'2 (I like to round up ;D) and I have a pretty high-pitched voice as well. I'm thinking it might be that more petite people are more likely to have

Yes, I use cetaphil daily facial moisturizer spf 15 and I think it's been helping somewhat. I'm open to suggestions if you think there's a better sunscreen I should be using for my face.

Yeah I'm definitely going to see my dermatologist before I try anything. He's what helped me with my acne in the first place. So, he's good. I was just curious what ordinary people had to say before I make my appointment. If he recommends something that has a lot of approval from regular people as well then I figured

I know this article is more about anti-aging creams but I wonder about acne treatment. My acne has finally gotten under control. But I have hyperpigmentation from the acne. Does anyone have experience with a good treatment for hyperpigmentation? Keep in mind I'm dark-skinned and I heard that anything with hydroquinone

Yeah, I saw that New Girl episode too. It's funny because I was just watching the micropenis episode today on hulu.

You're living the dream. This guy sounds like he's right out of a romance novel.

I think women should approach men more but that doesn't solve the issue of male entitlement. No one owes you their time and energy. If someone is disinterested, you should leave them alone whether male or female-no amount of women approaching is going to change this fact.

Dude, this has been explained so many times already. There are articles upon articles written about the subject. You are the millionth guy who have brought this complaint to women as if it hasn't been considered. I can't believe guys are still clueless about this. Here's what you and guys like you don't seem to

when P Diddy admitted his love for manicures.

Brilliant. It's so true. The more you try to avoid being seen as gay, the more you look like a closeted homosexual. That's why the movie 300 is so homoerotic. If something is over-the-top manly then it looks like you're overcompensating. Feeling a need to give words a masculine sound just makes it seem like you're

He's an openly gay republican which means he probably has Clarence Thomas Syndrome where he feels like he has to be the most hateful towards minorities in order to win credibility among his straight, white male republican peers. Also, unfortunately, just like women aren't immune to being sexist towards women neither

IF Rep. Steve Vaillancourt wanted to have an honest critique about how looks can help a candidate, that's fair. I remember an AP history Exam question asking about the John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon debates. The questioned asked why Nixon won on the radio but lost on TV. The answer to that question mainly had to do

That's how I feel. I don't want to go through the extra paper work of changing my last name. It's annoying. There's enough on my plate, especially as a woman, I don't want to add anything more to it. I've already had issues with the IRS making sure I'm the right person because some of my documents include my middle

So if as this guy says being attractive is a 7 to 10 point boost in the polls, and the Republican woman is more attractive than the Democrat, doesn't that imply that the Democrat was elected more on merit?

Like 'bromance'? Why isn't friendship a good enough word?

I get you're playing devil's advocate but it sounds like you want me to sympathize with guys who don't understand boundaries. There's a huge difference between a confident guy in a bar picking up a woman who shows clear interest in him and a guy in a subway badgering a woman who clearly wants to be left alone. The

Your comment also made me want to mention that there was this study (I'm too lazy to find it. you can google it, I'm sure) that showed a high number of men thinking the check should be split but also a high number of men being reluctant to split the check in practice. I think it was because they felt guilty or

And yet guys complain about always having to be the pursuers. You try to take the pressure off of them and it seems like they didn't like it. You can't help people if they aren't accepting of your help. That's why I find it disingenuous when guys complain about why women don't do certain things but then they get their

There's so many examples of a guys not knowing what they want. They say women need to be more aggressive (especially in going for jobs) but judge/punish women more harshly if they are aggressive. They pressure women to be pretty because 'men are visual' but then are critical, fearful and distrustful of a hot woman.

True but there's still the issue of male entitlement. It's not just that men are conditioned to be pursuers, they're also conditioned to see women as prizes instead of people. That's why a woman's boundaries or discomfort isn't respected as much or taken as seriously. That's why a woman's 'no' isn't taken as seriously