Sarah checking in here. It's spelled with an H - it's in my e-mail, FFS!

"Allowing" seems a little ignorant of what actually goes on in the magazine/ad industry in as far as photoshopping goes.

Empowering yourself at what cost? How much did she reinforce negative stereotypes in her wake as she blazed through?

...Because we've been doing exactly that for the last, I don't know, FOREVER, and yet here we are in 2013 still struggling to so much as TALK about changing our anti-rape-education tactics without someone just like you wandering in and suggesting that we just stick to business as usual...? I dunno, I'm just throwing…

Please stop using blanket statements. You sound like Glenn Beck. Feminists are not a monolithic entity - and I say this as a feminist. FFS.

The message is important and stark, but there's something that bothers me about this — are we sending the message that every single person who was simply reported ought to have been jailed? That every single person who faced trial for rape ought to have been jailed?

Elizabeth Wurtzel, girl who blew her parents' money and still got an Ivy League education, woman who can afford expensive exercise routines with weird names and designer handbags — is telling us we should be scorning women who are being supported by their partners as prostitutes.

Click on the home page and read what comes after their name in the title bar - Celebrity, Sex, Fashion. I'm not sure where you got the idea that Jezebel was a site that only ever talks about feminism and nothing else, but the site itself doesn't even claim to do so.

This is perfect. I totally didn't get the James Deen thing either and then I started reading more stuff, especially between him and Stoya, and BOOM. Panties gone missing, no reward or desire for their return.

I think you should probably learn what the term 'suffrage' means before you make a complete asshole out of yourself by repeating this opinion elsewhere.

Agreed completely. If they're going to be looking at picture after picture anyway, you may as well have a message attached to each one in hopes that maybe it will eventually reach them. You can't force anyone into recovery, but you can plant a seed and try and cultivate the idea within that person.

I don't think a company is obligated to filter through this content, but I also think it speaks volumes to their character if they choose to. It seems like an easy step to take, one that doesn't really cost them much (if any) money to implement, and could make a major impact on the lives of those who see it.

Don't sweat the gift. If they're keeping close tabs to make sure every single person brought a gift as a kind of cover charge for entry, they're probably a couple of assholes to begin with. I would spring for something small if you can, even if it's just a card that you write something nice and personal inside, but I…