I mean, you're talking down to the regular and avid user of condoms, polyurethane in fact, because of my latex allergy. So you're basically being very very rude to the exact type of person you're saying everyone should be more like.

People just don't get how much of a tug-of-war there is between "these are awful side effects" and "I need this medication in order to function as a human being."

A lot of PEOPLE don't use condoms. They should, but it has nothing to do with gender. Women who use birth control do so knowingly to prevent pregnancy. If I had a dollar for every time a dude tried to stick his dick in me without slapping on a rubber, before I yelled "OMG WHAT ARE YOU DOING???GETOUT!!" I'd be able to…

But "Let's Rub One Out" is an effective method of birth control.

Yes, everyone I know is aware, but not everyone uses one when they should. It's kind of like you know that hand washing prevents the flu and Ebola (according to the Gawker q&a I read this morning), but not everyone washes their hands as much as they should. I'd like to pose a question to heterosexual guys, do they…

I can speak for people in their 30s: when we were adolescents in the '90s, schools made a HUGE deal out of AIDS-prevention education and we got a hefty does of terror/paranoia/drilling to remember to use condoms. I am always surprised when I hear people in my age range say they don't use condoms with non-monogamous…

Oy vey. People keep bringing up the condom issue, as if NO WOMAN IN THE HISTORY OF EVER has used/thought about using condoms. It seemed pretty clear to me that this article was talking about the various other forms of birth control that are solely a woman's choice and don't involve another party, and are used for a…

Because all Christians have an identical view of life, just as all atheists have an identical view of life? I don't believe that the world is as cut and dried as you seem to see it.

I'm really not interested in hearing about how intolerant we are for not tolerating someone else's intolerance.

The discount isn't just for Christians. That's insensitive to think praying is solely reserved for Christians.

Pew statistics show that non-believers are just as cold toward believers.

Oh hey, speaking of which, here's a list of Things People Fear Most by Religion, which is totally scientific:

lol, I love whoever you, stranger. Everyone's so pissed off and offended at someone who offers a discount to people who basically say grace, no matter the religion. Prayer =/= street envangelism. Religion doesn't automatically mean anti gay/ women's choice Christian/republican.

How does a prayer before dinner at a different table hurt you?

Actually, you can pray even if you aren't religious. If you don't believe in such a thing, it would be even easier, I would think.

Couldn't you insensitively make that argument filling in gross oversimplifications about blacks? Gays? I'm not going to do it here because it repulses me but so does unfairly criticizing all for the behavior of a few.

Thanks for pulling out the quote. I'm not Christian but I was pretty sure Jesus said something negative about praying ostentatiously in public. Presumably he wouldn't like people to pray to him for discounts at restaurants, either. I'm just guessing.

"When you pray, you are not to be like the hypocrites; for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and on the street corners so that they may be seen by men. Truly I say to you, they have their reward in full. But you, when you pray, go into your inner room, close your door and pray to your Father who is in…

I was wondering if some Muslims praying would get the same discount. What about some Wiccans?

I would really like to know if they give this discount to anyone that prays, regardless of religion or which god they are praying to. I'm not religious and am not a fan of people praying before meals but they can do what they want, it's not hurting me any. I'd probably fake a prayer to get a discount. I have no…