Men generalising about women = sexist

That video is cute.

Personally, I wouldn’t base the decision on skewed stories you read on here.

I’m willing to bet that well over half of the stories heterosexual submitted about them proposing and/or asking a guy out ended badly.

I really love this. He is so game for silliness.

OF COURSE he was taken alive. Guy guns down 9 people in a church, but he is white so he isn't too dangerous to take alive.

Get off your high horse and stop putting words in people’s mouths.

which one’s gonna play a quarter-Chinese character?

I actually dusted off my ipad mini for this game. It’s actually kinda perfect to have laying around during studying. Not a whole lot to do if you play it continuously, I expanded to quickly in the beginning so I had a few troubles at actually maintaining my vault but I’m liking it.

It does crash a lot though :p

Yay body positivity!

Next up on Jezebel: How bald is Paul Giamatti? How small is Terrence Howard’s dick? And how fat is Kevin Smith? See, it’s funny, because they’re men.

Pointing and laughing. A short man!

So... mekki points out that writing an article about how short Kit Harrington is (with the general societal narrative being that short men are somehow less of a man), is shitty and sexist.
Your response is that mekki expressing his or her feelings/”manfeels” about such an issue makes them a some sort of manbaby (with…

It doesn’t matter how tall he is when I’m sitting on his face...

I asked out the last two guys I dated because of this. And for all the “intelligent, attractive, amazing women” of the world to be pissed is bullshit. If we are so intelligent and amazing we can see a dude we like on Tindr and message him. It isn’t hard.

Agreed.

Can I think nothing? I'd like to do that.

a couple things:

It is hard to know what to say here. There are exploitative practices in this industry b/c money is the objective. This is an industry built on the complex facets of objectification. I think we have to protect those that are being preyed upon but accept that there are women who can make adult decisions about their…