Oh man, this feels so real. I brought my daughter to the store and told her they weren’t allowed to sell the dolls to little girls until they turn six, but she was pretty into it. I am SO hoping she wants one next year. I would ask for the dolls and get the books every single time. Of course I totally get it as a…

I didn't even realize that. How scary for all of the people living/working there who had no choice in this 

Yep, this is my fear too. Anything short of death or an amputation will be played this way because it can be.

A sexist one who also thinks women need to remain "pure" until their father transfers ownership.

If your taser isn't working, why do you need to shoot someone to make sure they don't get it? Neither of these stories makes any sense. Neither of these crimes sound like they merited force at all, let alone death sentences. This is horrific.

Can you explain what it means to hijack the buy button? I don’t have a WSJ subscription so I can’t read the full original story. I have seen listings be switched (so the reviews are for one thing but they are selling something else), but I didn’t realize Icould click buy and somehow purchase something different.

Ross would have given her shit if the situation had been reversed. He couldn't even let her have male co-workers without trying to sabotage her entire career. They are both toxic, but I agree with the commenter who said this was the least terrible thing Ross did. Yep. That guy is practically an incel.

The hard part of this is that negative comments about this option are really more about society at large: it is too bad people don’t interact within their community as much. However, when you are alone in a car with someone you do not get to pick and they, more often than not, are aware of where you live, this is not…

But the driver also rates the passenger, and could dock them for saying that. And the driver's worry they will get a worse rating if they don't have a social interaction, which is why everyone is in this position in the first place. 

I think the most anxiety inducing is not knowing if or when a friendly chat can turn far too personal. I have had drivers who are super friendly and nice and then I have had drivers who didn't *technically* cross a line that made me want them to be fired from their job but did make me feel uncomfortable (telling me…

Of course, this cultural problem of women having to contribute more to raising children and housekeeping is all women’s fault! Each individual woman chose to partner with a selfish asshole, which means it is on HER to do all of the work. Thank god you’re here to remind us all!

Yep. I couldn’t agree more.

As someone whose husband has forgotten more than once to feed breakfast to our kid, I want to encourage to ignore everything petitetroit has said (and also getoffmylawn). My husband has been taught his entire life that he can be a dad and husband without having to take care of anyone but himself as long as he can pay…

It IS really like the troops. This is a seriously good example. 

Yes. This is exactly it. And sure, maybe the wife is judged for no Mother’s Day card for the mother-in-law when you are married and maybe not, but judgment sure as hell falls on the wife once there are kids. And it only falls on the mom from school and from other parents. I did leave my job at the same time my kid was…

Ugh exactly. Just imagine

This is exhausting. There has been photographic evidence of this weird shit for years. Nothing could be more obvious, and yet he is going to make us all go through with hearing how it is FINE and women just need to toughen up or whatever is going to be said about someone you don’t know pulling bizarre moves like this.…

Is anyone else weirdly sad because they liked believing he was the father of Mindy Kahling's child? Just me?

I would 100% watch this.

Tia Mawry is in a few movies, and Tatyana Ali had one this past year, too. Definitely not enough POC, but this past year there were multiple Christmas movies starring women who weren't white.