No, you can only like one Deschanel and I picked Emily. I do not watch New Girl.

I'm firmly Team No One for Katniss (let the girl have some peace) and EXTRA FIRMLY* Team (Book) Gale for me.

describing Robin Thicke as "the human version of a white leather couch" just made my week. I like to think of him, along with Adam Levine and John Mayer, as part of this three-piece set:

When men are confronted with what half a household's worth of housework and errands actually looks like, they backpedal and rationalize that their wives are just foolishly doing more than necessary, or doing things inefficiently, and carve out their own more comfortable "half" consisting only of chores that they…

I never had kids, but I finally, at 45-ish, decided to stop having relationships with men, and my life has been pretty blissful ever since. I know there are great, supportive, smart men out there, but I was never able to find one who wasn't more trouble than he was worth. There were emotional issues. There was…

If anyone suggests that your opinion is not popular, then can seriously go fuck themselves.

I think a lot of men who grew up not contributing to household chores or childcare also experience what a Cracked writer once called "effort shock" - like sticker shock, you can't believe how much it takes until you actually see it.

Single mom here, with a perhaps unpopular opinion. My life is actually easier post-divorce. My ex thought he did enough of the house work and child care, but to him that meant giving the baby a bath maybe once a week, doing the dishes once in a blue moon, and running to the store when we ran out of something. I find…

A bookcase full of Bret Easton Ellis and Chuck Palaniuk

Hmmm....what if they're not cute? What if their mean spirited little spoiled brats that torment the adults through the whole movie. You know, like real life.

What I'm most surprised by is how Vladimir Putin finds the time to referee. That guy is everywhere.

it's an excellent strategy

Jia: Yeah. I applied my general exercise strategy of "always give 70%" and dropped it to 45% because I was worried that at any point it would escalate. But it seemed to sort of keep an even pace.

Whelp now I want a hotdog.

+1

At first, it was just to see how widespread the problem was. But the themes are consistent— marriage implies consent, women are told if they don't have sex, their husbands will stray, it is a greater sin to deny their husband than for the husband to force himself on her, going to ecclesiastical leaders and being told…

"Keep him fed and drained..."

Mine would drop the "I'm not even mad, that's amazing" line.

" We want to be pleasing by nature, that's in our DNA"