I’m hung up on the fact that so many fucking people in this story lied to you about this imaginary person. Like, why would your family members and church members say those things to you if they were completely untrue?

The older I get, the more the term hysterical provokes a cold, decidedly unhysterical, fury.

The phrase: “The mother of all meltdowns,” attached to Serena when male tennis players like Andy Roddick and the guy literally famous for his short temper, John Fucking McEnroe really REALLY puts into light how sexist tennis is.

How did SO MANY people have negative stories to tell about a fictional person? Like what kind of people were around you that so many made up stories like that to make you feel bad? 

My worst breakup was with a boy who didn’t exist. In middle school, the last thing I wanted was to date but my mom was frequently accusing me of having a secret boyfriend. She’d barge into my room and wake me up at 3 AM just to question me/check if I was hiding a boy in my room. Finally, I got fed up with it all and…

Ok, I don’t know how else to describe my feelings for this movie, other than, I’m in love with it. Head over heels in love with this damn teen rom-com as a 33 year old woman. Peter Kavinsky. Call me. You’re free to put your hand in my back pocket whenever you want. 

I am 41 years old and I watched it 3 times this weekend. 3 fucking times. I don’t even know what to say. It was just so sweet and funny and heartfelt and a joy to sit and watch. I wish that a Peter existed in my youth. Sadly it was a bunch of hormonal teenagers trying to sort through the crazy. I might watch it again.…

The actual quote: “she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smokey eye. Like maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s lies. It’s probably lies.” How is saying someone has “perfect” makeup insulting her looks?

It’s called projection. They think she’s ugly and so they assume that everyone else is saying she’s ugly.

Michelle Wolf didn’t actually make fun of Sanders’ looks, though. The actual quote: “she burns facts and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smokey eye. Like maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s lies. It’s probably lies.” How is saying someone has “perfect” makeup insulting her looks?

Will bet my house that someone on Fox will say something along the lines of “Barack Houssein Obama was president for 8 years. Are you trying to tell me he’s never said the n-word?”

Yeah, I think if anything such a tape would boost his standing with his supporters. He’s just “telling it like it is,” you know.

No. He said he could shoot someone on 5th avenue and not lose any followers, and his followers have proven that to be 100% true.

Nothing in my comment suggested that women are never abusers. However, as I said in response to another comment, the VAST majority of those accused of sexual harassment and assault are male. By a considerably, enormously wide margin, in every industry. If a majority of politicians were women, then statistically…

I don’t really give a shit if Republicans get a nice little finger-pointing time (since they’d just make something up if it wasn’t there anyway). Misogyny knows no party. As you say, let’s get some more women in charge.

We haven’t had anybody arrested (except Manafort, who was such a flagrant thief and liar he became a liability) for anything any of them have done, up to and including blatant treason. Nobody’s going to lift a finger.

Or, maybe it’s true.

Take off your partisan Democrat hat for a moment

Put on your decent human being hat

Then reread the story

There is a dramatic difference between traditionally religious Muslims, and Islamic reformers like Majid Nawaz, Sarah haider, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali Who are trying to bring about liberal pluralism within their own religion.  So,  rather than disparaging  individual Muslims, a better hashtag might be  #…

Hey you know what we need? More women in politics.