I hate partying but I agree with you—young men aren’t all that good in bed. Not fun.

I’m telling you, I’ve got the best of both worlds!”

Fun Fact: Rubio and Cruz are the same age.

If he wasn’t what she wanted (and she didn’t) she should have dumped his ass instead of all the crap she put him through with the cheating.

Plus, those Walgreens commercials? Oh baby, point me to the Family Planning aisle. That’s MY Corner of Happy and Healthy.

I had to google Abby Elliot and I still don’t know who the hell she is but off pure appearance I think you nailed both casts. Also, Google tells me that she has a sister named Bridey which seems like an awkward name to me. I can’t help but think she’s the 8th dwarf who was forced into an arranged marriage.

You know, Brandi gets a pass on this one. I don't have kids but my friend is going through this with her exes new spouse and I see first hand how hurtful it can be. Leann should try being a little considerate, but hell, her history doesn't dictate that she gives af.

Carrie wanted a walk in closet and Mr. Big gave her one

She is just making comments, which are valid and have a point. There is a great deal of unfairness in the world; she is simply talking about one area. She can’t cover everything in one soundbite!

Per your handle and photo post - I have to share a fabulous story. (Well actually not that fabulous but it gave me the giggles all day). I’ve been sick and one of the nurses in the GI clinic is fabulously flamboyant gay man. We’ve gotten to be pals, so I refer to him as “Student Nurse McFarland” and he refers to me as…

That reminds me of a Simpsons episode (what doesn’t?) where I think Lisa’s teacher is convinced Lisa forged Homer’s signature. She has Homer come in to sign his name and realizes he has the ridiculous handwriting of a child.

Clinton ‘16! Twirling towards freedom!

I think she is fascinating and I hope one day we hear her “real” story. Interesting that he describes the babies’ temperment exactly opposite of her, and so much time spent on talking about preventing accidental drownings.

I don’t really think it’s a slack thing that keeps men from complaining. Women don’t get much slack. We complain and we get policed by men for complaining about pointless matters (or for advocating poor health, or for taking away men’s fun things). I think a lot of guys aren’t used to advocating on behalf of…

I agree with your conclusion here, but I'm curious as to why you think GI Joes and male underwear models are a more unrealistic expectation than Barbies and female underwear models.

You said “no one has a problem with this,” and then said You don’t have a problem with this either.. So why are you talking about this, in an article, Not about this? “Hey, instead of talking about what you’re talking about, let me tell you about something else that you don’t seem to care about! And I don’t actually…

If you are a proxy for other men, which you may or may not be, then the difference is that women mind these words while you claim men do not.

I’m going to say that this is both a very personal preference on your part, and that you presented it in the worst way possible by steering the discussion toward men’s magazines.

If you don’t like them, I’d suggest you write and complain, or start a blog critiquing covers, or otherwise let magazines know that you don’t subscribe now but might if they change their content.