If you think posting pictures taken in a public place, without any intrusion, to discuss behavior that a large part of the population is troubled by is so bad then you should be up in arms and taking a stance against websites like revenge porn, and the many websites that allow people to post pictures as well as …

If we get paid maternity and paternity leave at the same time then it may be less of an issue.

No actually this is a problem I've had an issue with since I was about 10. Even as a child I was ridiculed for sitting with my body spread out. Even spreading your arms and legs out for a minute to stretch is considered inappropriate. When I was little I just thought it was unfair but I finally understand why this…

Maybe because men are twice your size?

This project can teach people to be more considerate and courteous of others.

No Magspott has a point. I'm a woman and I've always been told to take up little space while sitting and am expected to sit in a proper and prim fashion instead of sitting in a position for my own comfort. I'm judged and even corrected if I sit with my arm stretched out to the side or if I rest my ankle on my knee or…

Human males on average are stronger than human females. So it is difficult to find someone like that who you also find sexually attractive. Men wouldn't love being aggressively approached by women who they weren't sexually attracted to either.

It's because I was taught to be attracted to those type of men. Had I been raised in a different country, I would be attracted to different type of men. The country my parent's are from finds tall, lanky men most attractive and tall, skinny, with small curves and light skinned women to be the most attractive.

I don't believe that to be true. Men say they would love to have a no strings attached bang buddy but they usually can't handle it if they do. Yes I am only speaking from my experience and experience of other college aged girls that I have talked to but men like this idea only when they think women are actually…

I blame adults. Children aren't born cruel, they learn to be that way from the adults around them.

No blaming patriarchy isn't blaming men. It is blaming the culture of patriarchy and those who enable that system, which includes both men and women and it also harms both men and women.

Have you ever stared at your tongue? No body part is weirder or funnier than watching your tongue as you move it around in your mouth. It would be even stranger if everyone covered their mouth and we didn't learn about the inside of our mouth till we were 11+ and we were only shown diagram pictures.

They're weird because we aren't used to them as normal body parts. If we learned about genitals as regular body parts, the same way we learn about other body parts and were shown real pictures just as we are of other body parts then they won't be so weird. A lot of people don't learn about all parts of both male and…

hahah it's hard for some people to change their name and identify themselves by a new name. That could be why he wasn't up for it, unless he wanted/demanded you to change your name then that's unfair of him.

That's understandable. This is probably the best case I've heard for someone changing their name. I do wish people didn't associate last name to a family name, because one person shouldn't have to leave their family(family name) to become part of their spouses family and then have their children be considered part of…

Sorry I wasn't trying to attack you and yes I don't know your situation completely but often people are in denial about not being completely in control of their decisions. I consider myself a feminist but every choice I make isn't always a feminist choice, it is sometimes influenced by other factors. It's better to…

I really like the idea of having a new last name for the new family. Blending the two last names actually shows what marriage represents today. Two people starting a new family together but neither is leaving their own family to join another but instead bringing two families together.

There was pressure from societal standards then. Your kids could've had your last name and your husband could have changed his last name to yours. If that wasn't seen as an option then the decision isn't one made free of all societal pressure.

It's not your father's name, it's your name. Why do you consider a man's last name his own but consider a woman's last name her father's or her husband's? A lot of people have the same names and a lot of people are named after someone, but that doesn't mean your name is someone else's name, its YOUR name!

In your first post you were talking about "any job," not just jobs that require a lot of physical strength. Now that we've addressed the flaw in that argument we can address certain jobs that may require a lot of physical strength too.