Luke, I cannot tell you how happy your expression "magic area" made me. I love you, your wit, and your snark. I don't necessarily love your magic area, but I appreciate it. You are Sparkle Magic.

I'm obsessed with red-headed men, so I understand you. I understand.

That picture makes me endlessly happy.

I'm sorry to hear you have so much pain in the lady area! A couple of my friends had a really rough time with insertion. I guess I'm just deadened below the waist, which is both upsetting and mildly amusing. I had a colposcopy and a semi-invasive procedure recently and barely flinched. My gynecologist was so impressed…

She didn't say, but I would guess much like my non-IUD period it will normalize. When I was younger, my period was much heavier and in the past two years it has reduced itself to a single day of heavy flow (I know. It's fucking awesome.) with a bit of spotting for two days afterward.

I stopped watching the movies after the 3rd one, so he went from 12 years old to hubba hubba without me really noticing. Believe me, had I watched the films I would have seen right through that fat suit. And fallen in love.

I am pleased as punch that Daniel Radcliffe likes the bush, but what I really want is for Matthew Lewis to come out and say he likes it.

Although every woman is different, of course, I had my copper IUD inserted last week and I didn't find it particularly painful. I had it done during my period and it just felt like two really sharp cramps. The cramps were a bit rough afterward, but nothing horrible. I don't have a particularly high pain tolerance, but…

I just had my copper IUD put in last week. Four or five of my friends have had theirs in, ranging from having it for a year to two months. They all love it. I'm still a bit crampy with mine, but that's mostly faded.

Yeah, I'm of the same mindset. Same goes for shaving my legs before a date. It's not out of some feminist idea (although I'm sure that's part of it somewhere in my mind), but out of pure laziness.

THAT IS THE BEST GIF I'VE EVER SEEN.

I know cotd is supposed to be funny, but I kind of just want this to be the #cotd.

My roommate and I are absolutely in love with Tony Leung. In the Mood for Love is just filled to the damn brim with sexual tension. Of course, that's not a TV show and it's Chinese and it's 10 years old but I feel like there should be shrine to Tony Leung.

This is super late to the party, sorry, but I wasn't suggesting that the Australians were equivalent to the US in this sense. He very well could have been German or English, as I had similar conversations with them.

I met him! It was fantastic. We flirted over my cashmere scarf (I even said the super sexy thing of "my mom gave it to me") and he was charming and lovely. Granted, it was after a David Mamet play that I utterly despised, but Jeff Goldblum was wonderful. Kevin Spacey, though, kind of a d-bag.

That reminds me of when I was drunk in Prague one night. This was during the Bush years, although thankfully at the end. My friend and I (both Americans) were staying a hostel. I had gone to bed early, not feeling 100% (little did I know that this would manifest itself in a bowel-cleansing panic attack the next day)…

Absolutely—are they assigning traditional masculine qualities to the plus-sized woman, thereby suggesting that larger women are less feminine? That's probably reading too much into it, but it sure makes for an interesting thought.

I don't know if this is was cookie monstress meant, but I found it creepy, too. I didn't find it creepy because it's women, I found it creepy because it seemed possessive and dehumanizing. The straight size model's (straight size? really? I don't like that.) face is never shown, and the plus-sized model, to my eyes,…

Or, in the case of legislators of this law, a swift kick in the nuts is applicable. After all, they made a vast decision for all women, so they should have the ante upped.

Oh no, I'm right there with you. Well, minus the alcohol, which I've had a considerable amount of, I must admit.