Be prepared for 10 million comments telling you "IT'S A SHE. SEXIST." I made that mistake not too long ago. Never again.

I'd like to think women are equally capable of being weird assholes but I admit I had the bias of thinking it was breakup related as well at first.

I want to dye my hair this beautiful chocolatey brown but I will never look like Kat Dennings. Sigh.

Ugh, people like you are the problem. I like men with body hair, but it's not a major turn off if the man is smooth on his chest and back. Why? Because I see everyone as a whole person. If there's one insignificant thing that isn't 100 percent to my liking it doesn't matter. If that man is sexy, he's sexy.

Glad to know homelessness has been solved because...cupcakes. I mean, better than starving without one but his place in this feels all sorts of wrong.

My thoughts exactly. This could be a profitable side business. And the name possibilities are endless.

Like vaginas, I don't find dicks to be very arousing or interesting by PHOTO. They're not all that photogenic, unless you have the right photographer.

As such, your use of the words 'fear and respect' are a bit...odd. 'Fear' should never be a part of the lexicon or connotation regarding sexuality or sexual anatomy.

Yeah, it's more of a problem than you know, and I can't say what the specific reason is and I'm sure it varies but I don't know that it helps that men hardly ever give oral in most mainstream porn or if they do it barely lasts a minute or that men are somehow "intimidated" by pleasing women orally, or that they're…

I am very much aware of what you're talking about. I'm 25 and it does get worse (the what's wrong with you, what do you do with your time, let's help you find a man bullshit that is). But especially now, when you're 23, it seems ludicrous to be locking down husband material.

I know! And it also makes me like Paul Rudd even more because he's like "Yeah, I don't know exactly what to say here but I'm going to stand here and be polite and nice."

I use it in a myriad of different ways, thank you very much, like I do bitch, and I will continue doing so. "I have a beautiful cunt." "You're being a cunt." I use it in the same manner as "You're being a dick." I just liked this gif, hence use of the word cunt.

I felt a slight urge to throw up when I saw this gif. Need to look away.

That AA ad makes me cringe more than other AA ads. Maybe because those blue shoes are great and shouldn't be mixed up in all of this.

This is why I don't get how it's completely offensive, to single women at least. "Starter husband" suggests you don't take marriage seriously not that you prize it above all else. That said I'm not a huge fan of this but it's not decidedly sexist OR feminist, it's just meh to me.

I immediately think of this whenever I hear walk of shame referenced. Stride of pride seems more apt.

Wow, you're really cool, you know that? TEACH ME YOUR WAYS.

I mean you probably didn't mean it that way, I just hate how whenever there is a discussion on sex or public hair or something, there is only one "true" feminist way to feel about it and everyone has to feel shitty if they don't subscribe to it. This seems like one of those things that people feel this way on.

You're completely misinterpreting what I said. I just SAID they're fucking does not make me shamed. Saying "What planet are these stupid people from who don't want to fuck on their periods?" makes me feel shamed. Which isn't a crazy interpretation.

I don't know if you're trying to shame people but I am a lady who just does not want period sex, and I do live on this earth. I think it's stupid and narrow-minded for people to ASSUME women don't/shouldn't have sex on their periods. HOWEVER, I would appreciate not feeling shamed because I don't want sex when I feel…