I meant obnoxious in a tongue-in-cheek manner, because, from what I can glean from your definition, pretty much any picture could be construed as "unclassy", "bragging", or offending someone in some way.

Honestly, I don't know if any of my friends are financially struggling, but I do know that a lot of my friends or family would like to see a picture of an engagement ring. I think the difference is there is a cultural expectation to show it off. I've personally never thought of it monetarily, only as someone…

Yeah, I was kind of surprised that there were so many reasonable responses when I read it immediately as some veiled MRA troll. But, then again, it is very hard not to jump to the wrong conclusion around here anymore.

I got married at the courthouse by signing a paper with the clerks as witnesses, so I felt pretty much the same as every other day, except that I was in a smaller bed at a B&B. Way to be condescending though.

I think an engagement ring has an entirely different cultural significance from any old necklace. Even if it's been forced through clever marketing, it is a symbol of a future life with someone. Posting a picture of a house you just purchased with your significant other would have the same meaning, and I love…

Hm. I guess I can understand the dress choice being better, but the standard "pretty girl Audrey Hepburn" face annoys me too. Give me a strong-nosed Claudia Black for heaven's sake!

But, she looks exactly like Catwoman, except with less boobs and a mole.

For all the money she makes and gorgeous beauties she surrounds herself with, it baffles me why she ignores this.

If she's not going to spend the time/money/pain to lose weight, why would she bother with braces? Because that's what you notice? Oh, ok.

Feel free to be rude. Maybe if we keep reminding them that we actually come here and read things frequently, they'll stop re-posting the same stories.

I think these ladies look better because the desired results of a lot of plastic surgery in the US isn't my cup of tea aesthetically. Overly stuffed lips, cheekbones, and boobs. And, man, that face shaving makes a huge difference :/

I'm not sure if this is the original photo, but can't we at least make an effort to try to find it, Jezebel? Instead of just ripping off someone's uncredited Facebook post with no background research on what it actually means?

I'm just copy and pasting the response I've given to several people, since it seems no one reads all the comments on a thread before retorting to the OP-

Watch :33-:50 and focus on "They can't focus because they're watching *hand movement for bouncing breasts*"

I know. But the part where someone said "They can't focus because they're watching *hand movement for bouncing breasts*" made it seem like the focus was more on the impact it was having on the audience as opposed to the comfort of the women themselves. Just rubbed me the wrong way, I guess.*

If you buy from Nordstroms, they might be able to tailor it for your for free in-house. I know they do this with pants and menswear. (My husband gets offered that option all the time.)

I can understand that, but the part where someone said "They can't focus because they're watching *hand movement for bouncing breasts*" made it seem like the focus was more on the impact it was having on the audience as opposed to the comfort of the women themselves. Just rubbed me the wrong way, I guess.

I can understand that, but the part where someone said "They can't focus because they're watching *hand movement for bouncing breasts*" made it seem like the focus was more on the impact it was having on the audience as opposed to the comfort of the women themselves. Just rubbed me the wrong way, I guess.

Heaven forbid that people can't focus on God because women have breasts that might be moving around.

Wow, I just realized I wasn't reading about Kelly Clarkson and Kelly Osbourne; I thought both were getting bullied and I was all like "Leave Kelly Clarkson alone!!"