Yeah, hi. White girl here. And long-time TV addict. I'm enjoying TV right now more than I ever have - and that's saying something - largely because of the renewed diversity on television. I am SICK TO DEATH of the same old tropes and characters we've always seen, and there's a creativity injected into the…

This was my dating dilemma too - my options were either date a geeky guy who shared my interests but most likely did not have emotional maturity or a job, or date non-geeky guys who had jobs and emotional maturity but bored me to death with their lame ass, nondescript interests (no, "having fun" is not a hobby dammit).

I was drunk, saw he was on-line, thought he was cute and ignored the grammatical errors in his profile.

I met my girlfriend online (match). I don't understand how internet dating is any better than meeting someone at a bar or wherever else. I liked it because you can filter out the "deal breakers" (religion, politics, wants/doesn't want kids, etc) and you can also tell who is actually looking for a relationship. How…

I disagree in this case. No one who wasn't already inclined to drop to their knees and get all "Praise JEEBUS!" would do so because of the news station's decision to use the word "miracle."

They really should be expelled. Guys who think drugging and raping people is funny should not have access to the drugs that dentists so commonly use to numb pain or make people unconscious.

I've been waiting to hear that myself—I NEVER read/hear/see articles, etc., about men who were married 50 years and had terrible sex lives. A man that doesn't have an orgasm?! Somebody call the law! Hell, all I hear about is low T this, low T that, go to specialist A, and if that doesn't work, try specialist B…

I don't think this study is at all suggesting that there is some kind of inherent difference between men and women, but is actually just highlighting how men and women are socialized differently, and how that affects their relationships. I mean, it's a well-known sociological fact that men are taught that emotion =…

I will straight-up admit I've pulled this a time or two and felt like a heel for it. It's manipulative and childish and very male. It's also a defense mechanism that stems from the male identity as stoic protector-provider.

Men aren't trained to expect sympathy from other men, true, but they are trained to expect sympathy from, without extending sympathy to, women.

You also shouldn't walk in the rain in UGG boots. Or wear UGG boots.

Cock for when it's hard, dick for when it's flaccid.

More things to call a vagina/vulva and associated erogenous zone: