Wow. This opinion rattles me to my core.

Yeah Kstew did an interview where she said she herself wasn’t comfortable afixing a label and that she just thinks of herself as sexually fluid. Also Amber Heard and Evan Rachel Wood have both been very open about being Bisexual.

wondered how many beautiful lesbian entertainment industry powerhouses there are to go around in this particular circle.

So? We have nothing to lose anyways? Why not shine a spotlight on how screwed up our system is for voting? How many provisional ballots are being thrown out, for example? And what’s wrong with making sure that we weren’t hacked?

No hope? It’s happening. Have hope. Put your fucking downer bullshit aside and let’s try to make something good happen.

Came for the Flowers in the Attic references and was not disappointed.

What are my legal rights as far as turning this into an ebook to sell on Amazon? Because this is one dinosaur short of a best seller there.

Does your ass get called “ridiculously huge,” get slapped etc though? Do you get stopped in the street?

Oh shut you’re fucking face. I made it clear I don’t think I experience oppression on the level of black women. But living in a body that is harassed (on street), fetishized and even touched etc, regularly while also being criticized by white family members (my ass/hips are still too fat in white culture) still…

I love pale skin and dark vampy lips! Well, like, I love any skin with any lip that makes you feel chic as fuck. But I am one of those people who doesn’t care about make up rules and what is considered to look ‘good’

what if...I was realized that and I was talking to other commenters to facilitate discussion in what is always an echo chamber anyway? And what if I said outright I wasn’t referring to Stassa or criticizing her at all?

Answer to the question: however the fuck she wants. The question is insulting (not that I’m pointing fingers at Stassa, just, you know, at the entire culture of this debate).

Completely agreed. And I also hope that she realizes the class (and celeb) privilege that is shielding her from the kind of struggles most trans people in the US have to deal with.

Eh. Religious discrimination is a thing.

The superdelegates’ votes seem to benefit both candidates the way they’d prefer to benefit. They make Clinton appear more vetted, trusted by the party leaders to win the general election. They make Sanders appear like the populist underdog, taking a stand against a corruptible system.

i mean just on principle

tfw in the 1980s the DNC decided you were too dumb to vote so they’d handle it for you

I have a number of female friends who’ve expressed that they sense an uptick in this kind of activity in the past few weeks. We might need to come up with a clever name for generally-female Clinton supporters who dog other females for not supporting her on the basis of gender.

I feel you. I was for Obama in 08 and felt like HRC supporters didn’t appreciate as a woman I wasn’t all rah rah for her. Now this time around, I like Bernie, but am leaning more for Hillary (her time as Sec. of State made me see her in a new light) but I HATE this sexism from both candidates followers. I really,…

Almost every woman I know who has had a baby, planned and unplanned, drank and even did drugs and smoked unintentionally during their first few weeks and every single one of them has healthy children who don’t have FAS. It must say something about my friend group, but I seriously can't think of a single person I know…