Are you really comparing getting raped as a child to being cheated on as an adult?

Why qualify this statement? It reads as though your response to this is “I feel bad for the 8 year-old boy, but worse for the adult women he later dated.” Yes, he cheated - but it does not sound like he raped anyone, so why qualify what sounds like a deeply traumatizing and lasting issue he bottled up as being lesser…

If I had those tits, I’d use them to protest, too. The hair, the lipstick, the passion.. I am living for all of this.

If only the police had been so quick to stop Cosby himself. However, it appears that the combination of woman + rights + breasts = a bigger danger to the public than Bill Rapey.

The photograph at the end of this article is incredible and I hope it wins awards.

*heavy sigh*

That’s not correct. You don’t want to discourage white children from dressing up as Tiana or Jasmine. Because it’s good for white kids to look up to people of different races.

But she’s an artist. Therefore, you can’t just focus on her activism, and her work needs to rely on more than just the political message.

Like I said, she’s a good activist. I understand appreciating what she is doing from a political standpoint.

She’s a TERRIBLE artist. She should just be a full time activist instead, that’s clearly where her talent lies.

I thought it was fucking boring and not even worth a strong reaction. She’s so literal and earnest and awful.

Seriously. She’s a terrible artist.

Emma Sulkowicz* - artist**

Yep. Of all the reporting/coverage on this bullshit mess, that’s the line/piece that’s never going to leave my brain.

So?

Not every relationship is meant to last till death. I have no idea why these people are breaking up, but what if they are one of those rare couples who really do care for each other but have realized that they work better as friends and co-parents but nothing more? That would not be a failure. That would be a good…

omg you’re annoying. And no thanks to playing pictionary with your parents.

I dunno, I kind of think we’d be better off as a society if we didn’t use length of time as the main metric for judging the success of a relationship.

12 years will change a person.

Is it that he always seems so perfectly...matte?