I'm sorry about your experience. I feel like if anything, the person who is overweight and is receiving the disgust is the one who is most uncomfortable and is also probably feeling embarrassed and ashamed. As you say, why make the situation worse?

Are you serious with this comment? Creepy? Okayyyy.

NOOOO :( I don't want to believe this. At all.

Just another day in the miserable life of Michele Bachmann, I suppose. Taking things for granted, as always. Her actions are so predictable that they make me yawn out of boredom.

My mom did, DUH. :P

Oh yeah, my 13-year-old sister who got all her Gardisil shots when she was 12? SUCH a raging slut now!

Thank you, this. Seriously. I just graduated university, and I had a lot on my plate. But I sure as hell did all of my own work, no matter what. That is such a sorry excuse. If you had time to search for this and get it checked over at the writing center, you sure as hell had time to write an original piece, even if…

HAWT DAYUM, GURL. Sharp. This is on point.

Oh, I'm sure. Not all cases of good parenting result in producing a well-adjusted or good child. Teens are so influenced by their peers, and there's that whole mob mentality thing that factors into this. But it's great that you make an effort to teach your son this, because I guarantee you, not every parent talks…

Aw, I'm sorry. Don't think of the worst! Maybe reaching out to see how they are will ease your worries.

As, someone else said, do you mean people can't have sex with anyone under 16 or that anyone under that age can't have sex? Either way, this whole story is a clusterfuck :\

Oh my God, I hate when people say that too. Are they insane?! This is why we can't have nice things!

It is scary. I hope your daughter will never have to deal with that!

My sister just turned 13 today. I can't even freaking imagine the rage I would feel to be a family member or friend of those 13-year-old girls, or any of the other victims, while having to witness the police blatantly brush this off and shrug their shoulders.

Real talk, basic rights and respect are what women in Saudi Arabia, and many parts of the Middle East, obviously want. It's not something that's forced on them, it's what they're fighting for.

Since when was gender equality strictly a Western ideal or concept? This comment is ignorant. I understand the crux of what you're saying—that we shouldn't impose our Western culture on non-Western societies—but gender equality and basic human rights are technically ubiquitous to all of humanity.

0__0 crazypants!

Dear LAWD, I feel so bad for the kid (kids?)!

Not satire, she's just bonkers!

HAHA, oh come on, she has got to be trolling us at this point!