"You may ask what the stereotype of the emasculated Asian man is. It's that he is sexless, nerdy, timid, cursed with a small penis, and basically the embodiment of what we don't want in a man that we actually want to fuck."

Oh my god, I wouldn't have noticed what that pattern was if not for you. EW.

That's not true—it's perfectly fine to wear red to an Indian wedding.

Oh, it's totally disgusting.

That's complete bullshit. No one gets to choose their parents or family. Being a PoC in America fucking sucks, too, but that doesn't mean only white people shouldn't be discouraged from procreating.

Also, in the last season, they showed Ted and the Mother on dates and they were specifically referred to as a couple.

That cartoon doesn't apply. This isn't about what she is or isn't wearing, it's about the choice of pose and a skirt being marketed in a way that doesn't even really show the skirt in favor of gratuitous nudity. If you're seriously getting an MA in women's studies and don't see the sexism here... What school do you go…

But it's also not called 'How I Dated a Bunch of Women For Years Before I Met Your Mother' so... yeah.

Yeah, I remember actually buying them 10 years ago (when I was 11). I have to presume I actually liked 'em. Those and the brownies—including the 'cosmic' ones.

Hey, great minds, right?

Best response. A+

For the first one, Re: 1 & 2—why say either of these? Talking about the "negative" points of having big or saggy boobs seems to specifically defeat the point of not body shaming—and it's completely superfluous, because this 'friend' has small breasts herself.

There was some discussion of lazy photography with the Lena Dunham debacle, and some people mentioned that it seems like a lot of photographers are getting amazingly lazy.

Read the entire interview. Yes, it's totally batshit. Sunning your vagina doesn't increase vitamin D in your vagina. Also, there's some casual benevolently racist stuff in there—like the bit about asking your cab driver where they're from? Yeesh. So yes—batshit.

Oh my god, I totally missed that.

Oh yeah, for sure, I like her, I was just pointing out that this site is very inconsistent about how it feels about celebrities who are into new-agey health craze type stuff.

Dude, I wouldn't either, but I also wouldn't call Gwyneth Paltrow's stuff batshit, the way this site constantly does. My comment was not about the merits of the actual practices, it's about the obliviously inconsistent narrative of the site.

Thank you for your condescension, but I'm well aware that she meant clay and not play doh.

This site is weird. If Shailene weren't just the person we liked at the moment, I'm sure this post would've been how batshit crazy that sounded. The vaginal sunbathing was interesting, but eating clay? What?