I actually though she was kind of over-sexualized in the books. I can't say I didn't enjoy the series overall, but there was something a little bit icky about the way it wallowed in the sexual abuse of the female characters, even when ostensibly critiquing it.

After watching the second season, I am totally Team Edith.

Somebody posted this in response to that dress in the thread yesterday, and now I can see is Emma Frost. Eeeesh.

Dayum!

Yes, I liked that feature! And what's this gif to end all gifs you speak of?

Congrats!

What a shitty thing for him to do! Don't feel like a complete idiot, feel sorry for him for being a complete idiot.

I once had a gynecologist who told me that for some women, any kind of poking and prodding on the cervix makes them really woozy and faint. It's never happened to me but apparently it's common enough for her to mention.

My insurance doesn't cover IUDs. That might be a hurdle for a lot of people.

I like all of these actors. Including Megan Fox. There, I said it!

I think well-designed zoos can have some positive impacts, but I still mostly agree with you here.

There needs to be a public service announcement reminding people that what's romantic in movies is often creepy in real life.

Today I received a wedding catalog in the mail. I am single, have not been remotely thinking about marriage, and don't even buy from catalogs. What is the universe trying to tell me?

Yes, there's a link at the bottom of the article.

This is definitely a big improvement, though it still excludes most men who were raped by women.

I love Girl Scout cookies but don't buy them because of the palm oil. Sad face.

Please don't. Seriously.

I know, I commented when it was first posted and didn't think anything of it. Now I come home and check Jezebel and there's over 600 comments, a good number of them moronic "But I'm white and sometimes people say things about that toooooooooo!"

I second this comment!

Weird, why is your comment gray?