You do realize that it's not quite as easy for a woman to whip out her vagina in order to get a good look at it, right? You men have nice, dangly parts that you can lift up and explore, if so inclined. Women? Not so much. It has nothing to do with our level of curiosity (which can be just as high as a man's) or…
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And isn't that just the saddest thing ever? To be indoctrinated with the belief that only sluts are interested in caring for themselves and their reproductive/sexual organs? You just have to hope that her and the baby managed to survive and somehow thrive amidst all that ignorance.
Not unless you've got a really unusual vagina! But, no, it's very hard to get a good look at things without the aid of a mirror or two, which disturbs some women immensely.
No, I'm calling the vulva, vagina, and anus "nether regions" to encompass the vulva, vagina, and anus, all of which could and would be explored in a mirror and also so I don't have to keep writing out vulva, vagina, and anus.
You're... not sure why... I can't even begin to notice that your "firm attitude" and thought processes don't actually translate into hostility. Wow. Really? Okay, let's talk about that, in an emotionless manner, naturally.*
I see a lot of comments expressing disbelief that all women haven't fully explored their bodies and gotten a good look at their vaginas. Not all women are raised with an expectation that their bodies are good things, that exploring them is healthy and reasonable. There are a lot of women who go through puberty, have…
Nope, you're far from the only one. I loved the movie and looked forward to the series when I heard about it. However, when I saw it, I was immediately turned off and each successive series in the same vein as the first continued to completely disinterest me. Which was why I wasn't too hyped up over SGU, but I…
Yeah, those trademark Louboutin red soles are rather shocking at first glance, but they do present a nice, if rather macabre, nod to the original Cinderella tale, even if it wasn't done on purpose. And I'd much rather honor the tale's bloody origin with red soles rather than with actual bloody feet. ;P
Definitely, not to mention I'm not sure it'd be safe to walk around with glass surrounding my feet. So, yeah, something in plastic or, mo' better, something all spangled and bejeweled so they have the spirit of glass slippers without maybe the actual transparency. Something like this:
I had a reply all planned out, but since you consider me to be so far below your great intellect, I'll simply confirm your beliefs by telling you to fuck off. I don't know why my comment inspired so much hostility in you, but that's certainly not something I'll waste one iota of my life trying to figure out.
What gets me is how stupid the people were in this video as they continued to meander around, watch the water rise, walk and even drive through it. I mean, it's amazing how quickly a flash flood can sweep a person off their feet, and the currents it can create are deceptive. To take this event so casually is the…
No judgments, but I want Cinderella's actual glass slippers or something approximating them that I can wear. Because I want to feel like a princess. To each their own. :)
Okay, I'm just going to say it: Alison and Helena. Just let that sink in for a minute.
It was and will always be the demon face that pops up for that split-second in The Exorcist. The first time I watched the movie, I was 13 (I think) and having a birthday sleepover with my friends. That face flashes on screen and my heart stops. When I went to sleep that night (finally), that face kept popping up in…
God, I love this movie so much, but it is an absolutely terrifying film for a kid to watch. I'm not ashamed to admit that those Wheelers still freak the crap out of me, and I'm way past my childhood. I have the Return to Oz DVD, but I wish Disney would release it to Blu-ray and do it right with special features and…
Me, too, as far as being the same age, and that movie is just filled with freak-out moments, from the clown toy to the face peeling scene to, well, you know, pretty much everything. The 80's were just full of movies that had the ability to give nightmares to children, even those films that were supposedly "family…
I want the little dude in the hat, too. That grunt of exasperation when told there was a second 'On' switch at the back of the computer was precious, but when he was typing his name to see if the computer would do anything, the director(?) starts to talk, and the kid holds up his hand with that, "Nah, nah, nah,"…
It can't, not until it wraps up that bloody (in so many ways) cliffhanger. However, now that Gillian Anderson will no longer be tied up in that other series, Crisis, I hope she'll show up more often in the next season as I love the give-and-take between her and Mads.