People also need to sit down and think about whether or not it’s logical to embrace and defend moral code that uses gender to determine whether or not an action or desire is ‘sinful’ or ‘wrong’. That’s why it’s so hard to take straight liberals and straight feminists seriously when they try to play ‘Cool Liberal’ by…

It’s the (not-so-new, quite narcissistic, very disturbing) “Calling out homophobia is just as hateful, oppressive, and bad as being a homophobe” narrative, where privileged people being criticized on the internet for bigotry is somehow on the same level as conversion therapy and where criticizing the motives and…

That TERF probably doesn’t even realize her statement is pure rape culture, and neither do the bigots who starred her comment. In one little sentence, she managed to 1.) Be dismissive of the rape and oppression of one marginalized group of people by implying that it shouldn’t be taken as seriously as the rape and…

“How about protecting the true black women being raped, kidnapped and abused daily first before we talk about people who “CHOSE” to change their gender.” You do realize that this statement of yours is a perfect example of rape culture, right? Not only does it promote the idea that if transwomen don’t want to…

So if a cis woman doesn’t have to deal with period cramps, is infertile, or was still flat-chested when she was like 10, does she not count as a woman who can experience patriarchal oppression too? Also, feminist win for not calling out the OP’s victim-blaming comment about women and rape. That’s just the sort of…

Thank you, because so many people miss that distinction in their rush to classify things as porn.

“Let’s save that for when we’re selling real estate.”

Let’s save that for when we’re selling real estate.

Good point.

Slightly off topic but, what you said did remind me of how it annoys me when women like Christina Aguilera and others are accused of lying and not really being body-positive or ‘feminist enough’ if they say they love their curves one year but ever lose weight any other year.

The funny thing though is that when Miley mentioned that Alicia wears make-up, people got annoyed, but now that Adam is repeating the same thing people are like “Aha!”

Yeah, I would have guessed she was 17-19-ish, not 13.

Maybe ‘complicit in racism’. (And of course they were complicit in sexism too by voting for Trump). I agree it’s not just about hateful motives, it’s about the impact of an action and what people were willing to ignore for their own gain.

For DBS/Battle of gods, Pan was changed from being born 5 or 6 years after the Buu Saga to being born 3 years after the Buu saga (either because Toriyama forgot how old the characters were by the end of Z, since age isn’t all that relevant in the series, or because it worked with the way Toriyama wanted to tell the…

It’s not like they weren’t wear pants- leggings cover the same amount of skin that pants do. There being tighter doesn’t make them ‘not pants’ any more than skinny jeans don’t count as pants or jeans, as long as they’re not sheer like stockings. And that your (and most likely other people’s, too) reaction to a dress…

I wonder what they’re going to name Trunks and the legendary female saiyan girl’s child (because I do not accept Mai as his canon mate)- probably something for camisole or boxers.

I like Bulla better than Bra, because a name like Bra just says ‘don’t take this character seriously’ (sort of like panty, thong, jockstrap, speedo, or pastie would). I hope they don’t make her like she was in GT. She already looks too much like Bulma, so she should have something about her story that makes her more…

No, this is 6 years before that, since Bulla was 6 when DBZ ended.

The episode was cute, and I’m glad they didn’t do something stupid like either forget her or, worse, make her a child of Trunks and Mai (DAMN I HATE THAT SHIPPING, as my username indicates, LOL*) instead. Hopefully Bulla the saiyan princess and Pan won’t be left as useless just because they’re girls. We really need an…

How’s it different? Both involve going out in public places and in both places there’s no logical argument for why a dress code ban on leggings for people who aren’t even employees should even exist in the first place. Both are places where people should be expected to just deal with the fact that you’re not going to…