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I always felt like Khloe was the most underrated Kardashian (and let's all pause for a moment to think about how we live in a world where that can even be a sentence).

Not to mention the fact that Trachtenberg imbued her with absolutely no redeeming qualities. Whine whine whine. Get out get OUT GET OUT!!!!!!! Ugh.

I'm with you. I don't understand people who whinge about Kristen Stewart. Maybe I'm missing something, but I think she's a pretty amazing actress. I feel like there's something about her that's really compelling on screen. She was only in Into The Wild for a brief part of the film, but I thought her performance was…

Agreed. And I'm baffled by some of the comments here suggesting she has too much personality to play Bella. I'm sure she's lovely and smart and funny in person, but that girl has no screen presence whatsoever.

You know, she does have the right of reply.

What the hell? Sandusky was the serially abuser of boys as young as ten over at least a 30 year period! There is absolutely no way you can compare that with a teacher having an affair with a 17 year old student who apparently went willingly into it. Whether or not there was an imbalance of power is one thing, but if…

It's a fair point about not wanting to question your 'nefarious' deeds. But I think it's really false to assume that fiction writers all possess a magical talent of inventing characters from scratch and creating brand new dialogue for them. Every fiction writer puts something of the people they know or things that…

I have to think about this a little bit more, but I'm inclined to agree with you. I wonder how different the reaction would be if 'Marie' had written a fictional memoir without asking permission. Would we see it as some kind of empowering act? I don't know.

I love him too. Have you seen The Trip? You must. There's also his mock quiz show Annually Retentive, which is a very funny mock fly on the wall.

I put this in a comment, but it deserves repeating. This is pretty much exactly how that face would speak.

No, it would sound exactly like this.

And so didst he look to the Lord with awe in his eye, and in the voice of the believer, he didst scream, "TESTE-FY."

And I wouldn't say this was a case of sexualisation but adultification. The fierce, untouchable stare is one that advertisers have begun to employ to move away from the sexualisation tag. I actually find it equally as disturbing, if not more so, because a sexualised image will often not be understood by the child…

I don't think it's correct to suggest that no one rails against 13 or 14 year olds being used by luxury brands. There may not be an outcry about the sexualisation of it, but I think women in general are against pubescent girls being used to sell a fantasy of luxury and seduction to them. In Australia, there has been…

I'm sure this has been covered somewhere, but flipping hell - xoJane is REALLY BAD. It seems to me that it can be summed up in one line: "Former respected ladymag editor assembles collection of privileged lobotomised white women, collectively name drops."

I agree. Jane's angst ridden call to boycott her waxing salon because she overheard them saying she looked old reeked of desperation and insanity. I can't believe she wrote it two years ago and then with the benefit of space still considered it reasonable to post!

Ugh, I know. Dare I say that certain people in these here parts aren't necessarily as clever as they think they are.

I didn't say anyone should mindlessly agree with it. I said I couldn't understand how they could work up the energy to be angry about it.

These endless comment threads are one of the reasons I've stopped visiting Jezebel as frequently. This is a relatively benign article discussing a personal experience that yes, maybe does make some silly assumptions about the experience of all women. But be honest - are you all really that angry about it, or is it…