It’s not a rational experience; why in the world would anyone’s behavior post-experience be expected to be rational?

you do realize that we are currently in the most peaceful time in history and the world has been getting progressively more peaceful through history?

you seriously believe that women are more genetically driven to mate, protect, be jealous, and in fight than men? I’m sorry but that’s just dumb

wouldn’t that make it easier to bond?

I’m seeing a lot of “but the standards will be lowered!!!” here, so I’m assuming if women passed they’d assume that the standards were lowered, not that the women were actaully capable

I personally have no problem with signing up with the draft especially seeing as the the chances of the draft being called is extremely low given that it is political suicide to call the draft so I don’t see why you felt like you needed to bring it up

the thing that’s even more confusing to me is that my ex was in the military and he told me once that the soldiers get shots to control there sex drive (one of my biggest regrets is that I didn’t ask him for more information about this) but if you’re getting shots to control your sex drive, shouldn’t it be easier to…

I grew up in New England and my sex ed was terrible too

at my college, during freshman orientation week we had to go attend a presentation that was just a basic overview of sex ed—it wasn’t a good as a whole course but it was good basic information but at least everyone got that information right away

I got pretty much all of my sex ed from the internet and I really don’t think we, as a society, should rely on the planned parenthood website and scarleteen to teach kids about sex ed, just because the planned parenthood website is the easiest to find (assuming kids know that planned parenthood is more than just an…

yeah, the planned parenthood website is pretty good at explaining what birth control methods are available but it doesn’t do a good job of explaining where you can access those methods (especially if you live in a city/town where there isn’t a planned parenthood, which is most) and it doesn’t do much to disple myths…

the one time I had a guy accidentally slip into me, it was during foreplay he was rubbing his penis along my vulva and he was being a little too enthusiastic about it figuring it wouldn’t slip in

I had a similar experience and then I when I left I realized I had forgotten my earrings and went back for them because at the time I thought losing those earrings would be the worst

I am so confused by the collar on he outfit of the woman on the far left

either the part of her lip that sticks out is bigger than the part of her lip that is colored or she somehow didn’t put lipstick on her entire lip

it’s not so much a contractual obligation, as how relationships work—legally, a parent’s obligations to their children end when they turn 18. Are parents who continue to support their children after they turn 18 better parents than parents who don’t? yes, but at the same token, children who support their parents in…

the “it’s satire!” defense is such a weak defense because just because something is satire doesn’t mean it’s good satire

do you really not get how only contacting someone when you need something is rude?

I get that kids need space but the amount of times she is contacting her child really doesn’t seem that accessive and it makes sense for a parent to want to be in the loop when their children are going threw a life change and it makes sense for parents to want to hear from their children.

I know that it’s really hard to support yourself now a days but at the same time, the majority of people I knew had to put themselves through college because there are a lot of parents who can’t afford to help their kids with college and most people I know who are the same age as me are living on their own and I’m 25…