This comment is creeping me the fuck out.

There really is no need for the attitude. I’m well aware of the questions many female creatives get...BUT she does juggle a lot roles. It’s not that far fetched to ask if someone if they get exhausted and maybe a little doubt creeps in because NOT EVERY PERSON CAN DO IT ALL.

Except, like I said, every person is different. I can say (and have said) what she says above to someone else, and they might be bothered by it. That was my point.

Sorta. It’s part of the biblical patriarchy doctrine. Wives are supposed to look at their husbands like this in public to show how adoring they are of their wonderful, godly husbands and make their submissive, meek attitudes known to all. It’s not enough to say that you admire your husband, your face has to show it,…

For some reason all snark on Jez towards Rita Ora is only making me like her more.

Clapping back at rude comments is not the same as caring what those people think.

Wow, not one but two “look how much I don’t care about criticism, LOOK AT IT PLEASE” frenzied responses from authors.

You realize that we’re not super concerned with how we look to you?

I teach AP Statistics, so I’m pretty confident I know what he was talking about.

Cleaning up after yourself is just good manners, though.

How about we all just live two doors down from our families so there’s no travel necessary? Or none of our children get to know their cousins / grandparents / parents’ places of origin? How about nobody gets to bring home their recently adopted kids because you can’t fly with them? I’m all for flights that are more…

Isn’t one of the terribad excuses for not having diverse runways at the European and American fashion weeks that they can’t find enough non-white, non-asian talent that meets the proportions or whatever?

Or just don’t fucking travel with drugs.

I’m just saying everything else on the internet I’ve seen disagrees with you. So, maybe it’s you?

Neither, so take your snark somewhere else. I hadn't heard anyone talk about Old Navy for years until this article, hence my statement.

I’m so dismayed. People have no class and no shame.

This is why we can’t have nice things.

But that’s why she keeps saying “present day women”. They aren't being told that en masse. Yes there are obviously massive issues, but she saying that people who didn't fight that battle are giving her shit.

I'm addressing present-day attitudes and my experience with some of the not so nice ones.

I’m not sure why some feminists feel the need to mock domestic things like ironing, cooking, baking, etc. I understand that these are not things that women should feel obligated to do in the home simply because they are women, but fuck it. I like baking. I’m making two types of bread today. Dill and garlic. Sun-dried…