I like these movies! And I am a 28 year old woman! Who never even read comic books!

So this is an article blasting an article and a comment on that article decrying that article?

That reply I am fairly sure is tongue in cheek, especially the last line.

Of course I never appreciated it while I was there... But at least I did kayak on Paradise Pond a few times. I miss it and have been trying to drag myself and my husband along with me back there. (Preferably next year, for my 5-year).

It is ridiculously beautiful. Every fall I think about what it was like to crunch through the leaves from the Quad to the main campus. Not to mention the plant house and the art museum. We were lucky, lucky students.

I care. I went to a women’s college. I’m a woman. Many, many women who attend same-sex institutions care very much about being infantilized and marginalized. Language matters. But I guess it’s easier to dismiss than to take note. What a shame.

it’s about fucking time.

“You’re So Beautiful Just Like U R (As Long As You’re Conventionally Beautiful)”

WAKE UP AN HOUR EARLIER, SO YOU CAN MAKE YOURSELF GIRLIER!

Dying. This is too great. I also love the “natural looking makeup!” line. A dude at work once told me he didn't think I was wearing any makeup. Um: foundation, powder, eyeshadow, subtle eyeliner, mascara. He might just be an idiot though.

Because once in awhile, your 19 year old asshole son orders Chinese for the family for dinner because he sees that you’re wiped & just can’t fathom dinner beyond PB&Js.

I'm probably too young to be a Party Girl fan, but I went to library school, so we are all devoted to the plot line of young party girl finds her place in the public library.

Reviewing a Nicholas Sparks’ movie is like shooting fish in a barrel that have already been shot. But only after a long, love affair in which they wrote letters to one another that never reached each other because the mail service in a barrel is horrible.

My MIL kept pestering me with rice cereal when my sons were newborns. When I would patiently explain to her that solids are not suggested before 6 months she acted like I was some sort of hippy. I actually AM a bit of a hippy but the no solids thing is pretty widely accepted.

Why? Because it might finally make people realise that the current trends of attachment parenting and helicopter parenting are bullshit?

Actually, if you read the whole piece, only 8 of the team's 46 members were even at the party (the others were away playing a game), the party wasn't an official team event, and the way they've been characterized by the administration isn't exactly reflective of the reality, which is much more complicated than "SPORTS…

I love how you potentially/probably saved your and your coworkers' lives and a bunch of bros still chime in like "cool story, but I just reeeeeally need to correct you on this one thing that you weren't even wrong about". Way to prove the entire point of the article. (This gif is for them, not you, but I didn't want…

She didn't claim to have smelled carbon monoxide. She claimed she smelled some sort of gas, and she was right. The gas turned out to be truck exhaust, which contains carbon monoxide (among other things). Additionally, it is possible to smell a carbon monoxide leak if a smelly substance has been added to it. Seriously…

Did you bother to read the whole story or the comments?

Interesting that a dude chimes in because he doesn't trust what a woman says. Because I'm guessing you're a guy.