I'm a clinic escort, and I can tell you that all the people who actively protest (as opposed to those who gather to pray, but don't otherwise try to harass or engage with patients) at my clinic are equally bananas.

It's making fun of the PUA material that advocates and instructs on picking up vulnerable women.

The ones from the maternity ward are way, way too needy. And way, way too obsessed with boobs. And they shit themselves at the slightest provocation.

I guess I'm not a cool kid cuz I didn't get it :'(

Oh, man. I know this is a joke, but I do not advocate 12-step meetings as pick up places. That's called 13th stepping, and some of those dudes are still very, very sick.

I cried at the end of "The Notebook" and my high school girlfriend laughed at me.

There's also the spite reaction.

I agree. It's not really about the activists.

I think that people don't like to examine the broader impact of their actions because to do so would make them feel guilty. When presented with a person who is advocating for something they suck at themselves they're suddenly and inescapably faced with their own repressed guilt. The guilt makes them feel bad so they…

Yes, but beholders are taught what is beautiful, and many learn those lessons quickly and well.

Since we're making assumptions, I'm going to assume that women who refuse to accept that for some shaving is just more comfortable just don't have the thick, coarse brillo pad that many of us grow. This means a full bush causes our underwear to sit a half inch above our bodies. It means just trimming results in pubic…

You can never have too many coffee table books of disembodied female genitalia, is what im always saying.

So I get all the vulva-diversity-art-project-weariness from the comments, really I do. Yeah, it’s been done and it will probably be done again. However, despite its having been done to death, outside of these art projects, we’re still seeing very little diversity in ladybits when we are presented with a “pretty vulva”…

Majorly so. :=)

Ever so slightly relevant. :)

I like to think this is the only plant that grows in my "lady garden"

Photographer Alisa Conan will document them all for a "major public exhibition" at Mother London

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Why not photograph buttholes to demonstrate how, regardless of gender, we're all kind of the same?

Oh, please. Annie Sprinkle did the whole "diverse vulvae on a giant screen" thing 15 years ago. Why not photograph buttholes to demonstrate how, regardless of gender, we're all kind of the same?