Kind of weird you would write an article celebrating a person who sends creepy messages to minors and participates in a deeply misogynistic video game. If a guy did that you would be inserting pointedly negative reminders of that into every article you ever wrote about him till the end of time.

If Twitter went away this site would lose almost everything they write articles about. 

So he thinks his wife is hot. Good for him.

That style of makeup is rooted in other styles that came before it. That was pretty clear from what I said, but I suppose it’s easier to pretend I meant something else than to engage in any meaningful good faith way.

The whole “burn after reading” part makes the excuse that it was a light hearted letter expressing her love for her son pretty implausible. You would only add that if you knew it could come back to bite you, and none of the possibilities of that look pretty bad. 

Yes. By that logic the makeup artist should have been an octopus. A gay octopus obviously. 

You should fix your headline. The grammar is terrible. It makes it sound like the cop was dating the 15 year olds daughter. 

Drag style makeup didn’t start with drag and was never exclusive to it. So nothing about the complaint even holds water. Not to mention the fact that a professional makeup artist is supposed to be able to recreate any kind of makeup look, it’s kind of the point of being a professional in that field.

The article says it was a full term pregnancy. I’ll never understand how someone can argue that a full term pregnancy is literally the same thing as as any other point in pregnancy. As though the act of pushing out the child magically changes it somehow. It’s such a ridiculously bad faith argument that it’s hard to…

Not to excuse Woody Allen’s actions as a general sex pest but I’m pretty sure most people would rather live than refuse life saving assistance from someone who did something bad to someone else, or even to them. But it’s easy to paint yourself as a martyr in a hypothetical situation I suppose. 

“We want accurate queer representation in media”

To be fair, Peacock is a streaming service of a traditional major network so it’s unlikely they will be showing anything that even borders on soft core even without direction of the FCC.

If this has been an “unhoused” (not sure how that’s better than homeless, but okay) had been white there’s no chance at all you would be talking about this and that’s sad. It makes your outrage completely performative. 

Yeah, better change that to they-handled to make it more inclusive. Also, there should be a trigger warning at the start of the article that this is about straight white people having sex since a lot of the audience here view straight sex as inherently coercive.

You’ve got to understand what that really means is “Large swaths of the bubble Kylie lives inside”

It’s weird that this article is so supportive of what was obviously a woman pleasuring herself (or her partner doing it) in public. If the roles were reversed and it was a man doing this I’m sure this site would have posted a very different article. 

I’m not sure why people would buy that the music had anything to do with it. Seems more like this person or person and partner have a sexual acts in public kink and were subjecting everyone else around them to it, which is pretty gross actually.

Most of what’s brought up here could be covered by stating the simple truth that every pregnancy and newborn is unique. That may come across as being trite, but it’s true from what I can tell.

That’s a pretty abhorrent take on the place of trans people in society. Even if you think that being trans is somehow completely wrong it’s not as though trans people have any control over being trans. This is basically the same as saying that people with Type 1 diabetes should be eliminated from society. 

Sure, but there is a difference between risk in off label use of a product and intended use of a product. Using your argument you could say that Tylenol should not be sold because someone could potentially harm themselves by taking too much of it. My point is that there is a relatively high risk when it’s used…