A good point. My mom has said that the best part about having children is having ADULT children. She was a good mom to us as kids, but is overtly much happier as an empty-nester whose kids come over for Sunday dinner.

But for viewers who aren’t yet at the parenting stage, the inundation with negative stories about that next step is frustrating and depressing. Watching them, it’s easy to wonder why anyone would procreate at all.

But she’s only a celebrity because of her talent! What a world, what a world.

It's odd reading such a long piece defining online bullying from someone who has consistently belittled commenters here.

Rangers fan here. Love this kid. The Choo contract makes me want to die a little more every day.

oh look, he managed to hit a HR without flipping the fucking bat.

At the end of the day, the premise of this piece was the same as almost all Gawker thoughts on similar subjects: it’s only wrong if we like the person being attacked. Since Beyonce is Beyonce, anyone who crossed her deserves whatever internet wrath they get. Don’t slut shame unless it’s Rachel Roy. Rape gifs are…

“Bullying” describes a situation in which powerful people intimidate a less powerful person about something that the person in question cannot control.

Your theory is that Rachel Roy couldn’t have been bullied because she isn’t less powerful than all the Beyonce fans coming after her. Maybe if it was one or two, sure. But when you have hundreds, possibly thousands of her fans coming after one person, guess what - they’re the ones who are more powerful. Right now,…

This ad makes me angry because beautiful people piss me off. Them and their beautiful children. Stop #UglyGeocide #DontLitter #WaitNowImConfused

Larry Wilmore was so fucking weak. Like 3 funny jokes. Probably tied with Joel McHale as the biggest fail. Cecily Strong was 10x funnier and more biting.

So men are poor feminists if they don’t talk about feminism, and are also poor feminists if they do?

I can’t believe that he’s getting criticism for being too “enthusiastic” an ally. Umm, how dare he?!

i understand the critiques here, but who is politically perfect? everyone and everything is problematic. no one does it right all the time. i feel like we’ve all created such narrow ways of interacting *within* social justice movements and those who are considered politically conscious have to tow the line every time…

I don’t know, I think he seems pretty genuine... and I don’t know that there’s an easy way to point out your own privilege without sounding like pandering. I haven’t seen a more compelling case than this for talking about walking the walk while talking the talk (except, of course, to just be and do and not be so…

So offering my interpretation of a situation is the same thing as telling you that you can never do something?

I feel like you’re setting the bar a little high here. It’s counterproductive IMO for you to chastise men for purporting to be allies to the feminist movement for failing to adhere 100% to YOUR orthodoxy.

Good for him. It sucks because it’s like “Thanks cis white guy for drawing attention to inclusive feminism” but I love that he knows that and thinks its BS that he’s getting all the pats on the back for it when women from all walks of life have been saying this for awhile now and just getting crickets. So he’s dammed…

Good for him. The best part of this is how he listens to people when they have legitimate criticism. That is a real ally.

honestly he should be praised for arguing with piers morgan long enough to prevent him from offering more than one take a week