I hate to read any story about breast cancer, but I'm especially concerned by stories about younger women getting the disease. My mother died of breast cancer at 37. I wish Giuliana Rancic the best and I hope her treatment is as quick, complication-free and effective as medically possible.

Well thank you both.

Oh yes, it's this NEW thing, haven't you heard? Hollywood NOW wants women to be thin, glamorous and conventionally attractive. You know how in the past, Hollywood couldn't get enough of women with different body shapes and sizes? And they were all fawning over talented women regardless of their looks, and ignoring…

Well done!

I was in the costume store the other day, and I have to agree this has really I gotten out of hand. I remember when women had a choice between a regular cheapo costume, and a "sexy" costume, like Sexy Witch or Sexy Devil. And even those costumes weren't that racy.

Thank you, this is one of the many reasons why Gyno-Star's uniform shows no cleavage.

That makes me sad! I LOVED Wonder Woman when I was that age. To me, she was Linda Carter. I had a WW bathing suit and I just wanted to wear it all the time. Show her old episodes of the Linda Carter show.

Silly college students, posting on Facebook when they should be having sloppy drunk sex. Youth is wasted on the young.

I'm trying to imagine myself as one of the participants in the study. They hand me some photographs of women I've never met and ask me to rate their competence, likeability and trustworthiness. Maybe I'm giving myself too much credit, but I can't imagine my response would be anything except, "I've never met these…

Look, if you don't want to get raped, don't walk around with a vagina. It's not complicated, ladies.

There are so many guys, especially college guys, who only seem interested in "scoring," rather than obtaining enthusiastic consent. It almost seems as if some guys would RATHER convince or manipulate a woman into sex. Like maybe they believe it's a test of their manliness, or maybe they really enjoy the feeling of…

It's tongue-in-cheek. That specific scene from Fast Times has become legendary among men of my generation. The ad is not serious. You may not find the joke funny, but it's just a joke.

Hmmm. As someone who once dressed up as Jonbenet Ramsey for Halloween, and once as a dead Amish school girl (remember that massacre?), it's hard for me to feel terribly offended by this costume. It's in super poor taste, of course — but that's the whole idea, isn't it?

The people I know IRL who are manic pixie dream girl-esque, are also self-absorbed, inconsiderate and unreliable. They're fun and cute, but it's like they use the quirkiness as an excuse to never have to think about other people.

No, you did articulate it well. And you're very right. I guess I should have asked whether people will ever acknowledge that rape is not PRIMARILY about sex.

Will the time ever come when everybody recognizes that rape isn't actually about sexual attraction?

I'll be honest, a teacher who is good at her job should rarely, if ever, have to tell a bully to stop. Because the bullying would never START. If children are yelling obscenities and yanking at other children's clothes, then there is a discipline problem in that classroom/school. It's no wonder the teachers…

Stopping bullying takes a hell of a lot more than telling the bully to stop. You can be guaranteed, in fact, that the bully won't stop. He or she will continue the bullying when you're not around to stop it, and will probably escalate it at that.

Her comments about a girl developing "mental retardation" due to a Gardasil injection are the medical/scientific equivalent of someone insisting that she knows someone who ate Pop Rocks and then drank cola and died from it.

Christian, honey. You knew what you were getting into.