I know when we first started dating, I asked my girlfriend a lot of questions about what it's like to be trans, and one of those questions was if being read as male for the first part of her life gave her any perspective on male vs. female privilege. Her answer? — What the hell am I talking about?

Truth. There's pretty much nothing more to say.

"I consider myself to be a hero to have suffered 27 years with a birth defect and to just now have it surgically removed! I had to share my story with you so the media would stop using old photos of me and stop writing lies about me having odd behavior when I was just embarrassed to share the fact that I had a birth…

"Every time I have a bikini wax, Cameron Diaz holds me down."

Yo, actually I have a pretty weird vagina. I'm a very small woman (curvy, but only 5 foot tall, so just....built smaller everywhere), and no matter how turned on I am there's always a little bit of ouchies when the D enters the situation. I'm not having bad sex, I just have weird reproductive organs. My partner has…

yeah....you're right. i live in the pine barrens, it's remarkably similar to southern louisiana.

You'd be surprised. Take a cruise down by the Delaware you you'll see a lot of Confederate flags in the back window of pick up trucks. South Jersey is different (Franklin and Edison aren't in South Jersey, though, maybe these kids are transplants).

I have no idea what you're talking about, so here's a princess with a pancake on her head.

If anything, wouldn't feminism lead to a decline in obesity, on account of all those men who are apparently unable to eat because no one will make them a sandwich?

This is my school. I am a feminist, a birth control user myself, and I stand behind BC's ruling here.

Do I think it's a good decision? No. In my opinion, we should have bowls of condoms everywhere. They should shoot them out of cannons at hockey games when we score a goal. But, I CHOSE to go to a Jesuit, Catholic…