Counterpoint: Stop adding the “Man-” prefix to everything you don’t like. You’re doing nothing but making a gender issue out of something that has nothing to do with gender. Your examples of “Manthreading” (ugh) aren’t even directed at or about women. They’re just people breaking up their lengthier thoughts on…

American movies need to stop having “graphic” sex scenes where the actress is inexplicably wearing a bra. Just avoid showing the boobs with camera angles or sheets or Austin Powers teapots. Bra sex is just stupid looking.

mind blown?

She’s mentally ill?

THANK YOU I WAS WONDERING THIS ALSO.

WHY ARE KATE AND WILLS CONJOINED THO

It can be, but it’s also overused and sometimes completely unnecessary to the overall narrative of the story being told. The same way that the plot device of a man losing a woman love interest to death or capture is.

People want a community. This group/party attendees included a lot of queer people for whom community means a lot. Just moving to a bumfuck cheap state is not an option for everyone. When I see queer people living in misery in some low cost-of-living place, I always think they need to move to an urban location where…

FINGERS CROSSED FOR MORE JOGGING SCENES!

Of course child birth is perfectly safe, never has any physical side effects or pain, and the process of having and raising a child never causes women to experience a “range of emotions.”

Counterpoint: American cheese makes the BEST grilled cheese, and you are wrong!

Sarah Michelle Gellar is a former vampire slayer.

Wait is it not cool to like Crash? I know Brokeback was more groundbreaking in its way, but I think in terms of just liking watching a movie I enjoyed Crash way more. Also, it had Luda in it, and I love the shit outta Luda.

I confess I didn’t. I was too horrified about the defacing of the table in the library. I suck at “awareness,” I guess.

All chaps are assless. That’s the point of chaps. If they had an ass they’d just be pants.

What I’m reading is “ladies, get those coat hanger fingers ready!”

I’m 28.