No, I just think naming a child after Mick Jagger is a kind of weird to begin with, especially for a girl. Can you imaging looking at a perfect, beautiful baby girl and all you can think of is Mick Jagger’s face?

And wearing frumpy work clothes means you’re a bitch trying to overcompensate for not being attractive and unworthy of promotion. And that providing good customer service will still be mistaken as a come-on by male customers no matter how you dress or whether you’re wearing a wedding ring. Yeah, women have made lots…

Right? Her personality is nothing like what you’d expect it to be. I’d love to just hang out with those two for a few hours.

And not one of them President and one of them “first spouse” - they both need to be President.

You want to know the real sad part? It’s a her. SHE is named Jagger.

You asked why a woman would want a “huge, ripped body,” implying that women are only concerned about being appealing to men.

Yes, but he had zero idea that it could be illegal in any way, which was kind of scary to me. We had sex ed, but we only talked about STD’s and pregnancy. Our teachers weren’t allowed to talk about oral sex, anal sex (which was popular when I was in high school because it “can’t get you pregnant”), abortion, or…

I have a male coworker in his ‘30’s that was genuinely surprised when I explained to him that sex with a mentally disabled person can be rape. Our sex education in this country is just sad.

Or - just hear me out here - people could just stop raping people and we could start teaching kids about consent. Just an idea.

That’s a really good point, and it’s unfortunate that so many white men in power were so emasculated by Black men for so long that they had to perpetuate that stupid myth.

Exactly. MRA’s say all the time, “She was just embarrassed that she had sex with him, so she’s claiming rape now.”

I can’t tell if he’s just really stupid and sincerely trying to understand transwomen or if he’s just being offensive. Either way, he needs to be more educated on the subject.

I’ve always wondered if it has something to do with the fact that, in America, it’s pretty drilled into our heads at a young age that if we’re popular, attractive, talented, and/or rich, we will be happy, and then some people think, “Hey I’m popular/attractive/talented/rich and I’m not happy - what’s wrong with me?”

*She

Genderfluid or gender liminal or sometimes genderqueer (but as “queer” can sometimes be offensive, I’d only use “genderqueer” if that’s how the person self-identifies).

Despite what you may think, women don’t actually exist to be attractive to men. We’re actual human beings and we’re allowed to look however the hell we want to look.

I’m only eating 900 a day and as a former anorexic, I’m not going to drop it anymore because there’s that constant little tempting voice telling me, “You know, if you just stopped eating, you’d lose more.” I’ve never had a healthy relationship with food or my body. I’m just trying to make the point that “just run and…

So handsome - especially on AHS with all those tattoos!

I’ve always been impressed at how South Park has done characters with disabilities. Jimmy and Timmy are just as respected by their classmates, just as accepted, and just as involved and there are episodes that revolve just around them. Remember when Cartman joined the Special Olympics thinking he would win and he just…

Vote for Bernie, yo.