Not to excuse or downplay sexism in Tech or Finance, but these are the kinds of stories I really, REALLY would like to see more of in women’s spaces and for feminists to grapple with. I get that its hard being a woman making $100k a year in a job where a man makes $129k, and that it really sucks when some bros want to…

People who use “politically correct” and “social justice” as pejoratives are garbage human beings.

Yeah, I enjoyed sex WAAAAY more after giving birth (and I had stitches right up to the entrance to my bumhole). Once all was healed it was much more pleasurable—nothing hurt at all any longer. Sure, it could be a bit tighter, I guess, for my partner, but that’s what my asshole is for (just kidding: I’m way too old for…

Noooo. My grandmother has told me a few times about what it was like being completely knocked out with drugs (they didn’t ask her permission of course, just decided everything for her, natch) then used forceps while she was pretty much passed out to yank the baby out. They can do so much damage like that.

Sanders wasn’t really seen as all that serious a candidate until Black Lives Matter blew him up, causing white progressives all over the country to take notice, take umbrage, and inevitably take his side.

I think that if you need to be “a creature like no other” you’re probably better off alone. I’m not suggesting in any way that you subsume yourself into your partner’s identity. Or give up in believing in your “uniqueness”, but the person you’re with probably loves you “in spite of” as much as “because of” and…

I often think that my husband could have done better than me. But I guess I’m kind of selfish because I don’t care. Probably he's thinking the same thing.

Good relationships are pretty quiet things. They are not spectacular explosions.

A frat tried to start up a chapter at my uni in Scotland and our student president basically told them “Fuck off, that’s never happening”. We re-elected him.

Because it’s ridiculous. It’s like if the Stepford Wives filmed a tampon commercial.

part of me thinks this is a lingering israeli problem with brown people

Ironically, that may be the only reason the drug works in the first place. Hormonal Birth Control kills the libido in many women.

Wouldn’t a bunch of old white men WANT to have a pill that makes women a bit more interested in sex?

I don’t know. My bet is that a lot of male Republicans would like their wives to take this.

So, you can’t drink alcohol and can’t use hormonal birth control? So this drug is basically for the Lady Duggers of the world who are desperate to make “serving” their husbands less dreadful?

I think it sounds like creepy mind control. Also they’re framing a lack of sexual desire as a medical problem that needs to be treated with risk drugs that cause severe side effects.

Here’s a novel idea. Why don’t men take the time to learn about how a woman’s body works, then make an effort to put that into practice? (Watching a steady diet of porn does not count!) Why not ask their partner what she needs from him to get her interested and willing? It’s different for every woman. Sexual response…

This is what makes me crazy about the campaign to get it approved. Sprout claims that the FDA is biased against women because it wouldn’t approve this drug. It is true. The FDA is biased against women IN THE OTHER FUCKING DIRECTION.

Hey ladies, interested in giving up wine and your antidepressant for a drug that probably won't work and if it does will barely make a difference? Ladies? ....anyone?

This drug is not a good drug. You have to take a pill EVERY DAY for potentially the rest of your life, with not insignificant risk of serious side effects, AND you can’t drink alcohol (like, what, ever again if you stay on it??) - for just one extra sexytime each month?? No. Bad. Not good enough, possibly dangerous,…