Me too. I was brought up as a second-wave feminist, so at 34 I am finding the current iteration of feminism to be frustrating.

Thank you. I feel exactly the same and it makes me sad and it’s also why I think I’ll increasingly be using “gender equality” instead of “feminism”.

I actually appreciate when they say eat kale, salmon, and no carbs, because that’s really fucking restrictive and psychotic, and it makes me think, “good, I CAN look like that if I WANT to, but I CHOOSE to eat cake because it’s awesome and YOLO”

If that pup can write me a get well card I’ll definitely buy whatever fashion he or she is selling!

Bad Blood is some straight up mean girl shit. I like Taylor less as a result of her releasing this single and the video. You’re starting to seem like someone I would not want to hang out with and bake cookies and talk about cats, Taylor.

You should read my book: “The Chocolate Diet” and my follow up “Cake is Good Food.” I’m currently working on “Candy, It’s Not Just for Breakfast Anymore.”

Are you kidding me? She’s the one who wrote the song about her, talked about her on rolling stone... she’s very good at saying without saying. It’s all very high school. Everyone is pro taylor but I have never seen katy diss anyone directly in any of her songs or talked about her exes the way taylor does.

The funny thing about this feud is that Bad Blood is just as boring and cliche-ridden as any Katy Perry song. I kind of hope Taylor made it a song of weak/melodramatic metaphors specifically as a dig towards Katy’s top hits.

Here’s what the going rumors are:

It’s like Buffy vs. Faith, but with more awful bubblegum pop and fewer wicked knives.

If the worst experience of your life is co-hosting a show where people sing for you, clearly you have lead a very blessed life indeed.

You must be kidding me right, please sit the fuck down , and stop acting like women who come from those culture were genital mutilations exist, are not fighting against this horrible practice. I come from one of those places, In Cameroon an Ghana we're fighting against this torture. It needs to be stop. And stop…

why not? She sure has no problem arguing how it is just the right thing for Radha.

No, it's not in jest. I can't really fathom how somebody who is as I assume all about justice and empathy can read an article about a person with a name, story, situation, living conditions and own voice and continue abstract academic mumbo jumbo not giving a shit about that person and treating her as some sort of…

Much like when you see a man beating his wife. You don't know what's going on, maybe she deserved it. Best to not get involved. It's none of your business.

I find it interesting how somebody can read an artcile that specifically mentions individuals with their names, feelings, conditions and own voices and go straight to abstract academic mumbo jumbo about Western imperialism.

If you had bothered to read the article, you'd have read some really interesting interviews with Nepalese women. You might have learned what many of them actually think about the issue, instead of just assuming you already know. Now who's being offensive?

There are plenty of parts of the world that don't have internet access so some intervention is needed. Why its needed: because this particular aspect of their culture is awful. Not the people overall, or just the men or the entirety of the culture. Just this stupid backassward bullshit sexist rule they have. They're…

showing you didn't even read the article properly, because it is illegal.

No. Some cultures are backwards. Some traditions are stupid and irrational — you know, like accepting that sexual harassment is okay because "boys will be boys." Oh, it's okay to criticize that because it happens in the West? But this isn't okay to criticize because it happens to occur in an Asian culture?…