If you’re stupid enough to ask such a dumb question, the answer for you is no, because you’ve demonstrated that you have the social IQ of a grapefruit and would be incapable of doing it respectfully. Men who think “don’t ask your coworkers out” is a reasonable guideline for the sake of making women feel safe at work…

Is that what they’re doing here? Read the article.

Related: Men have no control of their emotions!

Ron Goldman’s sister sent him a “welcome home” card when he went to jail for the burglary and wrote, “Enjoy your new digs!”

The LAPD has proved themselves too inept to be involved in any sort of conspricacy of this magnitude.

Despite our often deeply flawed justice system, the problem of intimate partner violence is still not made up. If a woman is murdered, there’s a pretty high likelihood that she was killed by her male partner: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/09/men…

I really feel for Amy Adam. As someone that is sensitive it can be so hard to work with someone that yells or uses insults. Some people yell back or find it motivating, but I just shut down and cry. I can’t even deal with tough coaching or personal training. I do not find that type of “leadership “ motivating and…

Jennifer Lawrence’s relationship with David O. Russell has increasingly made me side-eye her. He’s clearly an abusive nutcase so the fact that she not only works with him, but also enthusiastically supports him, makes me wonder about her character.

I’m pissed at all the people who watched him being an asshole to her over and over, and didn’t have the guts to say or do anything. I guess its not their fault, but its disappointing. The whole situation sucks. It puts everyone in a shitty position when one powerful asshole decides to act like a tyrant.

Her hair in the real issue for me

With her incredibly pale complexion she really needs to stop wearing such pale colors (I think it was at the Golden Globes that she wore a nude-colored gown too). She keeps looking like a ghostly apparition, as if someone was murdered at the awards ceremonies and can’t find enough peace to cross over to the other side.

She kind of always looks like she's in costume. Yes, award ceremonies don't exactly call for street wear but her clothes and makeup generally seem to be wearing her and not the other way around.

It would be a lot easier to follow discussions about picture-heavy posts if they hadn’t removed the “click on an area of the image to add a comment” feature. I’m getting dizzy from all the scrolling up and down and up and down and up and down and what dress was that again?

Brie. Gurrrrrrl.

SHARE if you love Jesus. IGNORE if you love Satan.

So is the church going to hock some of their collections of gold, art, vehicles, precious stones, etc. to pay for the “lifelong care” those children deserve???? Put your money where your mouth is vatican!

Here’s the thing: according to every study I have ever seen, women are penalized for being outspoken.They are more often seen as aggressive and rude for it. Here is the first thing that popped up on a random search:

This right here is exactly why I benefitted so much from attending a women’s college. It does wonders for your education and confidence to get recognized for your ideas, not your genitalia.

OMG this! My threshold for contributing to class is that I thoroughly understand the material AND have something substantial AND novel to add. With guys, they seem to believe they’re blessing the proceedings with the sound of their inane, uninformed fucking voices.

After the attacks in Cologne, there were accusations that the media weren’t covering them because they were concerned about inciting violence against refugees.