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It's crazy! It's like the guys who see a woman commenting on the problems misogyny online and start barraging her with threats and insults and full out harassment. It's like they don't realize misogyny literally means "hatred of women" and they are perfect examples of it!

Yeah, but the last time I went to Mass (lapsed Catholic), our priest even said that the actual REASON for Jesus to redeem mankind is not always interpreted as the original sin thing but more that he needed to become human to keep his covenant with Abraham. And yeah this goes into the sect thing, but even the reason

Same way. And understanding that the Bible was made by fallible men at a time when science wasn't there to explain to them that the world was far older than they realized.

I think it depends on the sect, but a lot of Judaism is about interpretation and contemplation, so seeing Genesis as something to be interpreted isn't as far out of range for them.

Yeah, I'm still kind of amazed at how progressive my Catholic school was compared to some of the Christian rhetoric we keep seeing. Like, I'm absolutely positive we were taught evolution.

Also the article writer spends some time talking about how obnoxious he was, but if I remember that's pretty much resolved at the end of the first book because he apologizes and asks to be a true friend to her. As a kid, that was one of the only times I saw a character like that actually go out of his way to give a

Yeah, I'm kind of agreeing with you. I can totally get behind that the idea of Anne being bi or homoromantic, especially at a time when that concept wasn't even considered a thing (and since I have similar tendencies, it might explain why I liked her books so much). But I think it's a discredit to her relationship

It's amazing how unaware (or how much they don't care, I suppose) that their threats of violence and snapping at the drop of a hat just tells women uneasy about how our gun control is now that it CLEARLY needs to be stricter.

No no, we keep asking the same thing. It's fucked up.

I just read the article's title and went "YES."

I think "It's just a joke" makes me angrier than "not all men" and "but you don't have to worry about the draft" put together.

I have short hair and therefore I don't have to make this choice.

Not to go all nerdy on the internet, but this is why it's so lame that people put down Hufflepuff house for being the only house who generally don't want to be dicks.

Oh good, another way to push women to be in competition with each other. Because accusing us of being sluts who might still each other's men isn't enough.

But even at my worst out of college jobs (and I graduated in 2008 when the economy collapsed, so I had a few) I was never expected to be my boss' friend. And there was never that extra layer of Hollywood bullshit that she mentions in the post. Yeah go-fer jobs suck hard, but I can't imagine having the patience to deal

oh, and the reason I kept stressing some boys in the first comment was because I wanted it to be clear that just because a boy dances with someone in a dress doesn't mean he's being going to be gross towards her.

Yeah, that's all I was trying to say with my comment.

But let's just for the sake of argument say that the "impure" thoughts the lady keeps talking about is actually objectification. Like, if the boys are oogling the girls. What I'm saying is that is on the BOYS, not the girls. The girls have no control over that. That's all I'm saying. And sorry about using the gender

I went to a public school and I know that bustier girls got crap for having too much cleavage even though it 80% of their cleavage was already covered. And tall girls who had trouble finding skirts that were well over the fingertip rule would get sent to the principal's office. I even got sent there by a super judgey

Great dad is great!