Oh look, Naomi is crying, bc she’s missing her blood diamonds!

Yeah, I’m sure that foreplay for the early homo sapiens was like a scene out of Love Story.

I’m not Kanye. I can actually sing (if only in the shower).

Kloe called Amber a slut by any other name, cuz you know, stripper and Amber responded by basically telling both Kanye and Kloe *who do you call a slut, being the wife/sister of a woman who’s a slut, cuz, you know, making a sex tape.*

If Amber Rose thought, that making a sex tape would not make Kim a slut, why would she call out Kloe for calling her a slut while being related to the woman who made a sex tape?

...and the hypocrisy would be in being called a slut by another woman, while a member of her family is [insert a moral evaluation of a person’s decision] for making a sex tape.

It’s only hypocrisy if Amber believes that making a sex tape is slutty behavior.

The hypocrisy for Kloe basically calling her a slut, while being the sister of the person who made a sex tape? This makes only sense if she thinks that Kim is a slut for making a sex tape. Otherwise the burn would be pointless.

Amber posted this in response to Kloe’s attempt to slut shame her by bringing up Kim’s sex tape, even though Kim had no skin in the game here. I guess we can call that slut-shaming by proxy.

society sexualizes our breast and bodies

One group that came out big for Bernie was younger women.

The difference: all of these men suffered real consequences (losing their jobs, paying fines, hgetting publicly shamed for their actions) and needed to apologize and/or rebuild their careers. Not only were these two well known women not shamed and roundly criticized on social media as it has become a habit with men,…

People who get caught doing something wrong should pay the price. A female bankrobber wouldn’t walk, just bc she might be one of very few female bankrobbers. There doesn’t need to be a broad ‘discussion’ or a “larger narrative” about any wrongdoing, but there should be consequences for the wrongdoers. I made a perfect…

I gave you plenty of examples of men whose career got destroyed/hurt by one simple remark/tweet and you’re moving the goal posts again? You know that Apatow would have suffered serious consequences for this documented behavior. This would not have been a he said/she said situation, yet you dismiss this as a unicorn…

Women, who call out men for their sense of entitlement yet show the same patterns of entitlement when given the chance (in situations of a clear power imbalance), or conveniently tend to overlook/excuse this behavior if it doesn’t fit their usual gender narrative, expose themselves as hypocrites.

So, by your logic, there should be less outrage for female murderers or rapists compared to male ones, bc of lesser frequency? Yep, what I thought.

No consequences for men?

He also played the suspected killer in Zodiac. Great acting!

What? I would have expected at least a #fargosowhite! Fargo being all white is ok but Hail Caesar is not?

It’s not about the frequency, it’s about the imbalance in public outrage and complete lack of consequences for women for this kind of behavior. Leslie Mann is married to Judd Apatow, a pretty famous Hollywood director. If he had done this to a young pretty female journalist IN FRONT OF CAMERAS (Hey, your breasts look…