Time to place your bets on what story will be subject to Pinkham’s Law first.

“Rubbing your balls on my aunt’s neck” is like the best and worst of Mad Libs. I chortled when I read it.

this is one of the whitest comments I’ve ever read

Who are these mythical “good cops” you speak of? Someone you’ve seen in a movie perhaps?

They can’t tell the distinction between those two completely different situations because they’re blind to women’s agency. You don’t worry what an object thinks about its state of being because it is there for you to look at.

Excellent article. It reminds me of the uproar last year when Jennifer Lawrence DARED to tastefully go nude for a Vanity Fair cover story following the release of her stolen photos on Reddit. Soooo many male commenters couldn’t understand how she could speak out against the invasive nature of the hacked pictures and…

Good for you, Caitlin! And good on Jezebel for continuing to give you a platform to speak out in your own words.

You know what’s not okay anymore? Abusing ALL CAPS. Badly, too.

It would be interesting to pinpoint the exact cultural moment at which scenes like this started being perceived by a significant percentage of consumers of American pop culture as creepy as fuck. Even now, I’m pretty sure *most* viewers who still watch network television would chuckle mindlessly at the scenario and…

Yeah, but resetting the boulder afterwards would be such a hassle.

I feel like this post may be somewhat drink-influenced.

You’re missing a key component to this entire debacle. Harper Lee never wanted So Go Set a Watchman to be published.

Exactly. I think they care more about their ~legacy~ to admit that they were sex objects first, musicians last. That is the damn truth. Aside from the fact that they were all underaged, of course, I have a hard time believing the rest of the girls didn’t also have less than enthusiastic sex, if not rape, with more old…

Because saying “No, didn’t happen” would help?

Sorry, I don’t buy that teenage girls- in an era when rape wasn’t as clearly defined as it is now- would’ve beat up an older man in a position of power who was capable of destroying their careers and reputations (not to mention capable of sexually assaulting them, too). A more realistic scenario is that they saw what…

No, Camille Cosby is Catholic and I think Mr. Cosby had to be become Catholic in order to marry her. They would never be divorced.

Good lord, this is the nicest comment section I have ever seen! I had to make an account just to say that. You are all really kind, who wouldn’t want a response like that? Lovely, thank you. I think maybe it’s weird to comment under your own interview but I’m doin’ it anyway.

I believe she’s pointing out the sheer, condescending hypocrisy of not trusting her to know her mind about a subtle neck tattoo, having covered tons of dudes with extremely loud, easy-to-regret tattoos.

Many have a no necks, no hands policy

Nah. I get the point she’s trying to get across. A weed brain and an ice cream cone (what the actual fuck??) isn’t tacky according to Dan, but he gets to decide her daughter’s name on her neck is. Right. Got it.