Does anyone know where you can buy her recording if you're not in the US? iTunes seems to be selling it to US customers only.

If he were posting on a different website that was unrelated to women's rights, and people were hunting him down to hound him about his past, I would agree with you. But he's choosing to make his living through mansplaining feminism. And he was misbehaving long after he took up his role as feminist male role model, so…

I don't click on articles tagged 'genderal interest' because I know they're by him. Apparently now he's branching out? Or I've just never happened to click on his other articles? Either way, it was a nasty shock to see his name when I've managed to avoid it for so long.

I just asked my bf about it, and he said it is uncomfortable, but - wait for it - it's only uncomfortable because he never does it. So because women keep our knees together more, like the good ladies we are, we've developed the muscles needed to do that better so it's more comfortable for us. And the bf has studied…

I read your reply right after GirlAnachronism's, so in my head it came off like you were responding directly to her comment. Which made me laugh. Apparently I'm a horrible person.

Stop trying to derail Cletus's fascinating discussion of which stereotype he finds sexually arousing!

He's a boxer-lab cross. And he's a stubborn little jerk! He better outgrow his stubbornness before he outgrows his cuteness!

I know. I wanted to like her, I did! But I just can't.

Oh my gosh - she's so adorably awkward! Thank god there aren't any gifs of me dancing at her age. Or, you know, any age.

She's kind of not a great human being. I share LocalSP's sentiment, in spite of the fact that the letter was fine. Sometimes it's hard to swallow down your dislike of someone awful, even if they're doing non-awful things, ya know?

I guess I didn't take the original comment as telling women to shut up. I took it more as expressing frustration that the article, which was originally written from a specific pov and for a specific audience had, in being republished without being edited, had that context stripped from it, and the comments reflected…

Thank you, that's probably the nicest thing anyone has said to me on here. I definitely do pull out the snark on occasion, though - you just didn't go far enough back! I must say, I feel a little weird accepting that compliment from you when I have found your comments to TurnerClassic to be problematic. But I read…

I appreciate you giving some context to the article and sharing your experiences. Sorry some people have missed your point.

Yes! When I was first dating my boyfriend, his beard was the biggest turn-off, because my dad has always had a beard. Obviously, I got over it, and now I love his scruffy beard, but it took me a while. This has to be a phenomenon too - being actively turned off by things that remind us of our parents. But nobody ever…

Also, here is some barkiness. Or there should be, if I knew how to post video. It's here, anyway

Shamelessly reposting this picture from groupthink of my new puppy, Lionel <3

Thank you for saying that, and thank you for making a positive contribution to the communities you're a part of. You're a good one.

Thanks, it's really important that people know that. I was thinking about it, and even though it might seem silly to put that contact info on a website like this, I think it helps reinforce the idea that there is help out there. Also, a helpful link can direct people who are in crisis to a safe space. I know articles…

It's not something I can imagine really finding useful either, but it's the recommended practice, so I think it's probably a good idea. Maybe it's just that in Australia, pretty much any time a suicide is even hinted at (even on the dodgier news sites), I'm used to seeing something tacked on the end, like "For help or…

When Jezebel reports on suicides, would it be possible to attach information for Jezebel readers about how to seek help if they're considering self-harm or suicide? I know your audience is global, but websites like www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org have online chat options for people in crisis, as well as phone…