But.... But... What if one or more of the Hall boys don't like girls in that way? Shirtless men seem to be ok with her, so score for all the gay Halls!

I'm gonna say no. Being mentally ill is no excuse for what he did.

fucking marry me.

I have expecto patronum tattooed somewhere on me. So I definitely get you.

Um, we might be soulmates? You know, if I weren't already married 'n stuff.

I have a friend with two Harry Potter tattoos. She's taken, but she might be down.

I have Dobby on my back....

I don't like ladies in that way, but if I had to pick one it would be you, solely based on this.

my fav instance of this is my cousin who got her husband's name on the back of her neck and then a few years later when they split converted "chris" to "christ"

She looks like a super hero.

Sean Penn gets movie roles...

I don't really understand people complaining about this article. If you don't like makeup or fashion, or fussy hair products or techniques, that's fine. I think "pretty" is supremely overvalued in women. BUT! Pretty is a skill. Natural beauty is relatively rare, but pretty is dirt common and not that hard to learn. If…

I am watching Sister Wives (mix of guilty pleasure and anthropological interest!) and the episode is all about "giving away purity" and it's really bugging me. It's so sad seeing how hurt one of the women is by feeling like she really screwed up when she was young by "giving away" her purity... but there she is using…

Gentle reminder that Jezebel still has a long-serving staff member who says that "i think that by saying that girls are 'weak' and not mentally or emotionally capable of dealing with something like that is totally taking away their agency all together. everyone is different, and that is why i think the age of consent…

So they're getting TLC?

Thank you! I'm so tired of the "bi women aren't really queer because they also like dick, and they only date women if it's convenient/exciting for them but not out of actual attraction" rhetoric. Like SO tired of it. And there's so much of it out in the internets. Being bi is not a phase or some kind of "adventure"…

"religious people in the US" - no. Not even most of them. There's nothing special about being in the US that makes religious people literalists. And, in case you hadn't noticed, it's not like literalism is confined to the US. Seriously, if you can't tell the difference between the Lutherans and the Episcopalians, and…

This reasoning is strange. Think about if she had said "I'm a white person, but I'M NOT LIKE THOSE OTHER MEAN RACIST WHITE PEOPLE Y'ALL!" or "I'm a man, but I'M NOT LIKE THOSE OTHER MISOGYNISTIC ASSHOLES!". What is the purpose of a statement like this? It seems to be designed to have people come congratulate you.…

Thank you. This comment bugged the shit out of me and I couldn't put my finger on why (besides the excessive use of bold and italics).

I don't blame Islam for 9/11 because those actions are not sanctioned by the actual religion of Islam. Now, misogyny on the other hand...and again this is based in historical misogyny but the religious beliefs are being used to justify its application today. And if you want to be a misogynist, I guess I can't stop…