This makes me glad I work in an industry — print/online news — where even the bosses look rumpled at best. I make an effort to look well-groomed and polished (clean, hair neatly pulled back, casual but properly fitting clothes with no wrinkles or stains) but the unpredictable nature of our work means that practicality…

Or the super smug guy in the horror flick who keeps telling everyone there's a perfectly rational explanation for all the strange stuff that's been happening and OF COURSE it's not (an axe murderer/a bloodthirsty ghost/a killer demon raccoon).

This. I'm not particularly invested either way, and I neither like nor hate her, but she chose to sign huge contracts that required her to do certain things and be in the public eye — so she should buck up and do it without being all passive-aggressive about it. Or, you know, don't become the face of Balenciaga.

I think this is the real issue. I mean, she knows she's got shape, but at this point I'm guessing she's pretty effing tired of having it dominate every freaking interview and story. It's like, did we not cover this ground when Mad Men first started?

This was in Psychology Today?? I'm actually stunned — I've always liked this magazine. Surprised they would touch this.

I like to drink but I don't always feel like it. It's that simple. Other times, I'd rather save my money and stomach space; or I'm driving; or I've just taken cold medication; etc. I don't get why drinking is the default setting.

Meh, I don't hate her either. Can't say I relate to her music much though - 'cause, you know, I'm a grown-ass woman. Oh, and the dating a highschooler thing is creepy.

Joining WW doesn't, but becoming their spokesmodel sure attracts a lot of weight-related attention.

THAT's what Kim finally decides to keep to herself??

Honestly, I don't get why anyone would even WANT to drive in the city. I'd much rather take a cab and relax while the driver deals with the traffic. (Or better yet, take the subway.)

I'd like to see a show or movie where the fact that a character is Native or Asian or Indian or any other visible minority isn't their defining trait. Like, they're a lawyer or a doctor or a car salesperson... who just happens to be (fill in the blank). Sigh. Someday.

And to be fair, I'm pretty sure there is more animal print women's clothing out there than men's clothes. But still, the fact that it's spelled out is terrible in many, many ways.

From the post: "high school officials changed 'Prey and Predator Day' to 'Camo Day,' which was the exact same thing only without an explicit reference to sexual assault." Looks like it's the same activity with a different name.

There is a whole lotta subtext to this scenario, as you mentioned, and it goes beyond just passive vs aggressive. There's the power dynamic and generally violent relationship between the two, like fear is a natural part of the equation. There's also the idea of trophy hunting, in which the animals (ie, the girls) are…

Except it doesn't sound like he fixed it so much as renamed it. And that doesn't change the fact that dudes are dressing like hunters and ladies like animals to be shot.

Do you seriously not get the difference between being objectified and having someone stick their fingers in your vagina against your will? The first is bad but the second is sexual assault.

You can be a grown-ass woman and still like sparkly things and bows. Just like wearing a suit to work doesn't mean you're emotionally adult.

Are you talking about Non Ti Muovere? That movie was amazing, but so so bleak.

Thanks! Side note: Those girls are adorable.

Is it weird that I want to know what/who Sasha and Malia are wearing?