There’s plenty of people working very hard to change how survivors of rape are treated in this country. My original comment included the admission that we aren’t there yet. The “reality” is that countless people live with the aftermath of rape and the stigma of it every day. They also live with the consequences of…

I’m glad you mentioned the divorce thing. The co-parenting they’re doing seems great. Who cares if there’s silly buzzwords attached to their separation. They seem like great parents.

That’s the attitude we can make change with.

I hear that! I find her annoying for that reason, too. She seems to exude this air that she’s reinvented the wheel. In fact, she’s just been around people who have good knowledge and understanding of the subjects she chooses to put her name on the purveyance of and her wealth and fame have allowed her that luxury.

Agreed. Completely.

I hope they’re on. There’s something I really like about her.

The thing about GOOP is that just really isn’t for people who can only afford an $8 pick me up. It’s the Barneys of aspirational living blog stores.

I once made an internal memo typo that called my department a “detriment.”

It happenns.

I would like to think that the survivors of Bill Cosby (and not Bill Cosby himself, or his downfall) are a catalyst for the changing view of those report their rape. But I will take what I can get!

Is Rhanna a new proofreading app?

AHA! It’s kind of sad you got so much idle, lazy blowback because it was pretty funny.

I can’t tell if this is a “Fuck you, Penguin” style thing or you’re just heartless.

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Co-signed.

I should have known my comment would be MRA bait.

See? Men really do have all the burdens to bear. ;)

What website do they force you to visit before a vasectomy?

Super creepy. I especially love the idea that “women in pain” and “nice girls” couldn’t possibly be the same thing.

I have a friend who works/ed on this show. I’m “extremely proud” of her because she’s a pretty great person who doesn’t deserve to be out of work.