how dare you, sir. THAT WOMAN IS A NUCLEAR PHYSICIST

Don’t worry co-workers, the spluttering, hissing and muttering sounds you’re hearing is just me giving up on life.

I mean what was her option here, to just sit there and look at him like, “you do get that you are a middle aged man who just said ‘the movie makes us feel like we were inside an 11 year old girl,’ riiiight?” That would have killed that interview dead and made him look like a creep.

I had to watch the video twice before I realized I wasn’t missing anything, and this story was trying way too hard.

He lobbed a jaw-dropping double entedre at a comedian; this is not a joke she manufactured about child abuse, it was ripping how clumsily he put it. I’m not a fan of hers but nor am I reaching for my pearls on this one. Outrage level: meh.

This girl sounds incredibly bad ass, and so does her mother. And fuck the fucking misogynistic media.

Please watch the videos i *assume* her husband made for her. Watch them before they are removed forever

I’m 95% sure this is just Daniel Day Lewis Prepping for a role.

SHE SAID HER HAIR WAS A 4?

The only counter I have is that clearly homegirl was on the scene before she became the NAACP president. You’re right, that’s a supper awkward question in this situation but it seems like these people had been raising their eyebrows for quite some time without saying anything.

“A lot of the prices are ridiculous, but back in the day, you could save up and buy a sweater or a button down from there and it would last FOREVER. “

NO THERE ISN’T ALL THE LAYERS ALL OF THEM ALL OF THE TIME.

#notallTillys

I don’t speak for all trans people but for me before I transitioned and the immediate period after I was focused mostly upon appearance. I thought, yes, I have permission now to wear this pretty outfit or makeup.

Gaah, thank you. “I am so much more aware of my emotions; much more sensitive emotionally (and physically).” <— what I took from this is that now Chelsea feels free to acknowledge and express her emotions as opposed to years and years worth of society telling men that they need to be strong and do everything in their…

I find it impossible not to respond to Elinor Burkett’s New York Times opinion piece, “What Makes a Woman,” in which she fumes against exactly one comment made by Caitlyn Jenner and goes on to complain that trans women are “undermining women’s identities, and silencing, erasing or renaming our experiences.”

I’m going to find Elinor Burkett, and I’m going to scream at her, “Donny, you’re out of your element!”

...are you sure it isn’t a dick