This is so depressing, the poor girl. She's likely been fat-shamed her whole life and is now being reverse-fat-shamed. She can't win.

Notice how the article is written such that the author gets to body snark without actually body snarking?

I'm so glad someone said this. So spot on.

"She's also an outlier in that at 5'4" and 105 lbs, her height-weight combination put her slightly below the threshold doctors who use the BMI scale would consider "healthy." She's also below what Weight Watchers would consider healthy for her height."

Interesting. So when it comes to overweight people, BMI is garbage…

My grandparents are all dead. Maybe you should check your grandparent privilege.

I don't much about Jillian Michaels personally or what she shills (other than that she seems to yell a lot as her main motivational technique) but can we please get rid of the idea of this "makes a living off of women hating their bodies"? It's such a shitty attitude to have. Working out and taking care of your body…

I cannot believe I'm saying this...

We eloped. Friends and relatives were upset and disappointed but they all got over it. The marriage is about only the two of you. The wedding day shouldn't put you into debt. That can't be the best way to start a marriage.

I don't know. It sounds like she's struggling with the issue because she loves someone who is gay. But I'm not sure.

Here's my take on it. (Full disclosure: I'm openly gay and Christian. Bordering on devoted. As in I read the Bible and pray regularly, am a member of a church that I support with my prayers, my presence in worship, my gifts -financial and otherwise - and my service.)

I hate everything about American Apparel, but the idea that women with pubic hair are gross or dirty has to die.

I'm all for progressive thinking, but it's a little hard to take any article on the current state of the economy and male/female relations seriously that basically slots the "haves" into being internet-savvy Hipster folks with Instagram accounts (who implicitly voted for President Obama, given that their counterparts…

You mostly implied this, but let's spell it out: a small group of powerful men are the ones to blame. Not all men. Not even most of them.

Maybe rather than trying to appropriate the blame we should try to find solutions to the problem, particularly in education where more and more boys are being abandoned.

I had to Google that: for a brief, wonderful moment, I thought Cuccinelli had tried, inexplicably, to pick a fight with the director of Heat and Manhunter. You'd lose, Cooch. He'd sic Crockett and Tubbs on you.

That reporter sounds like an asshole to me.

My first (idiotic) reaction was, "WHAT HAVE THEY BEEN FEEDING HER?!?!?!"