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Shoo, thank you, after reading most of the responses here I was worried I was the only person who was pleased with the speech.

YES! I react the same way. I don't even WANT to know what they're doing down there, I just have to go do a different place entirely.

YES!! I'm totally the same way about eyes. I can't watch people put in contacts; I'll get nauseous. Luckily I found an eye doctor who's just as nice as my gyno, and thus far I don't have practically perfect vision anyway. Whew!

I'm not a sexual assault survivor, but I had absolutely AWFUL experiences with pap and pelvic exams. During my first three, I cried and/or screamed (granted, I hadn't experienced intercourse yet at that time, so actual insertion geeked me the fuck out). I was told by more than one gynecologist that I needed to see a

This is the very tea shop I was planning on eating/working in while I'm visiting NYC next week! Now I have even more reasons to go, because yay boobs.

God, thank you. Someone wake me up when we all realize how useless the men vs. women argument is and always will be!

AAAAAA!! More like "lucky this girl can still walk!!" AAAAAAAAAAAA

It's hardly fair to pin the blame on a girl like that, either. I was definitely that girl when I was in high school. I was smart, but I felt unpopular and was desperate to be socially accepted. Had I been dating a douchebag, I would have been pregnant on the first try, because I would have gone along with whatever he

"The survey didn't follow up by asking what on God's green earth possessed them to think that they were immune to biological reality for the vast majority of post-menarche human females..."

Oooohh dang yeah! I'm stealing that excellent point for future use.

Lovely. :) Thank you for sharing this! I'm so glad asexuality is becoming more acknowledged and more talked-about (or is it just me? I had never heard the word used seriously until a few years ago.)

Oh it's so good to know that I'm getting the right message across when I spend my evening at the bar fixed to my iPhone, which is: "Leave me alone, I'm just here because I ran out of booze at home."

"Le bebe" - I'm stealing that.

Hah, I'm glad I'm not the only one with that kind of story! I don't know who I technically lost mine to: my very patient on-off boyfriend throughout college (a few minutes in, I told him it hurt and he backed out), or my post-college boyfriend, who encouraged me to push through the pain (unless it was intolerable) and

I hate to admit it, but this is the best ad campaign I've ever seen them run. For the past twelve years I've had a very serious theory that McDonald's was just so stinking rich that it was TRYING to make the worst ads imaginable, as a fun science experiment.

I appreciate any campaign that encourages women to love their bodies as they are, but this is not one of those campaigns. As a naturally skinny girl who has been asked "Are you anorexic?" enough times, the faceless thin models make me feel like I'm supposed to be ashamed of my tiny figure.

I miss Pot Psychology!!

Thank you, Unnamed Robot Girl, your video made me ten times prouder to be a part of GSUSA.

Woohoo, lifetime members!

It really REALLY depends on the leaders and the council!