From the bits and pieces we already know of the women’s testimony, she’s not only complicit in a “Look the other way” sense, but materially complicit: she was there when some of these alleged incidents began - creating a sense of safety that would inevitably make someone lower their natural guard - and then left once…

and that the court should protect her from “unnecessary harassment” by limiting the scope of the subpoena.

I think the point of the “beloved husband” line is to say that men who pay for sex are, for the most part, just average joes seeking something they can’t otherwise find in their lives. In other words, some normal guy we may know personally rather than some isolated deviants operating outside the bounds of “normal…

Or, alternately, she’s rejected him as that connection?

I guess this is the part where I become utterly hateable, but my wife and I are deeply in love, and after 14 years of marriage, I think she’d agree with me that, while life is hard, our marriage has been the easiest part of it. And that’s with infertility, cancer, and parental disability thrown in. It’s the marriage…

Shit, this has me spooked. It’s hard? That’s a constant? I mean, yeah, we argue occasionally, because that’s life. But 10 years and one baby down, and I wouldn’t describe it as “hard.” Does this mean the other shoe is about to drop? Do I not have a “real” marriage? Is this all a farce and I’m going to find out about…

It’s hard to blame the women who wind up in codependent relationships, because they are products of a worldview that enables behaviors like Cosby’s. Think about how many people support Cosby without being married to him for decades? All of these people consider themselves so dependent upon Cosby’s innocence that they…

Yes - I can’t hate Camille. She’s unknowingly in a two person cult. If this man is capable of treating strangers in a certain way (incapacitating them and raping them), how does he treat the women he lives with? It can’t be good.

I don’t. We don’t like to acknowledge that evil isn’t obviously evil 100% of the time because it doesn’t fit with the black and white way our brains are designed to view the world, but that doesn’t make it less true. It is entirely possible—and even likely—that he never did any of that stuff at home, purely exercising…

Sigh. At 14 there would have been plenty of hope that with the correct counseling/intervention, he could be helped.

I currently dumpster dive for Sunday coupon inserts. I’m a bit of a coupon addict, but I won’t pay for Sunday papers because they’re crazy expensive. So, every Monday night, when my neighborhood puts out their recycling bins, I go for a nice walk and pick up anywhere from 5-10 coupon inserts. Then I use those coupons…

So first, that picture of Raven is great. Because she looks like an ass.

I commented because I wanted some sort of insight on this. I am not attacking anyone. I don’t believe promoting a healthy lifestyle is “ fat shaming”

I have a serious question here. As a man who used to overweight I was not happy with myself. I did not enjoy how I looked or how I felt. I decided to make a change and I improved my eating habits and every aspect of my life by loosing 40 lbs. and still going. My health my confidence, my energy, my outlook on life all…

I doused myself in gasoline and set myself on fire after you broke up with Jezebel.

I also want my freckles to come through so I steer clear of full coverage liquids and stick with powders or bb creams!

This is definitely one of my favorites. I have the same freckle problem, too! My skin looks plastic when I do the full foundation+concealer.

Here’s a vote of support if you decide to do it! :)

I’d be really, really interested to see a trans woman do this. Because reasons. (I’ve always wanted to do one of these but have always been afraid to do it because, well, trans.)

I’m a legacy to and student at one of the schools mentioned in this article, and while I am wigged out by people making giant, timed donations with the explicit purpose of getting their kids in, I don’t necessarily have a problem with legacy admissions. You have to look at correlation vs. causation - legacy kids are…