Yeah, but I’m willing to bet a hundred bucks these guys publicly say they are pro life.

I don’t agree with Kipnis on a lot of things, but her original piece raised a lot of legitimate issues with the current direction of the feminist movement, especially on campuses.

I like that you think second wave feminism is misogyny.

The problem here is not feminism. It’s the rather new university atmosphere of caked-on “fear” rearing its ugly head. Instead of engaging others’ arguments, many people in the current collegiate generation have decided that claiming one has been placed in an “unsafe” environment by the “offending” ideas is a more…

I’m a life-long feminist who at 34 is starting to feel very much on the outside of this tent. What the fuck are these student’s going for here?

It is a stunning example of feminism devouring itself.

Sigh...this is why we can’t have “nice” things. Agree or disagree, fine. But really, this kind of thing just adds more fuel to the Rush Limblah army—”Feminazis!” he’ll cry, while sitting on his mountain of money. And the real issues will be swept under the rug as usual.

Somehow, I just doubt that. Console gaming is way, way more expensive to produce and therefore inherently carries more risk. I think Konami is backing out of that race.

This was definitely a headline that gave me a major doubletake for a few seconds. Then I said “awwww” and all was right with the world.

I think the kid should be in a pressurized crate in the cargo hold, personally.

Bill Pelke is someone we should all aspire to be. And I say that without googling him or checking his organization’s stats, so I hope I’m not proven wrong.

Always makes me think of this quote by Amanda Marcotte:

You can! I felt squicked out by a lot of what Dunham wrote—not so much the pebble situation, but masturbation in the same bed, throughout adolescence. If that’s not straight-up abusive, it is certainly indicative of a massive lack-of-boundaries issue.

This is incredibly well written and well thought out. I’m sorry that your name pops up with such a terrible association, that must hurt but seriously great job on this piece.

My parents are teachers and I absolutely love the end of semester. The end of first semester is when my poor, overworked, underpaid parents bask in the glow of cookies, Starbucks giftcards, and ugly-ass tchochkies. They regift the tchochkies to distant relatives and let their children at the giftcards and cookies.

Are friendship bracelets still a thing? Man.

Strange photo choice...

I got into the habit of wearing shorts under a skirt because I wore a kilt to my all-girl high school. All of us wore shorts underneath.

I’ve never killed a woman. You’re welcome ladies.

Surely you’ve noticed that Geralt looks like the leading dude of a trashy romance novel, yeah?