There *are* some sororities (at least at individual schools) that do a lot of service stuff and organizing. I didn't go to a college that had any, for which I'm thankful, but I'm tryna be less of a dick about them in general.

Dude you can not like Obama, but *whatever* your political leanings, there have been many far worse presidents.

You violated her human rights! According to the way you understand the world/pretend to understand the world in order to be an ass.

Be careful! You're violating his human rights!!!

Ah, I'd seen their other post's, not that one; fortunately, it seems that that writer didn't last much longer after that.

And also, c'mon. Cliched language is really what you take offense to here?

Ah. Well, that is different. And sure, it's a cliche, but sometimes, it really feels like the vast majority of people fucking suck. And when it feels that way, it can be cathartic to use hyperbole.

Uh. In all seriousness, when did Jezebel "mock Chris Brown for being raped as a child"? I am pretty sure Jezebel was big on saying "no, Chris Brown didn't 'lose his virginity' at a ridiculously young age, he was raped." That's not mockery. Hating on Chris Brown for being abusive/not allowing a truly awful thing that…

Figurative language is confusing, isn't it?

Yup — the one piece of erotic fanfic I wrote was when I was 13. I had absolutely no idea what anything was.

I have encountered a lot of pets that get really jealous when either a baby or another (new/visiting) pet is getting attention. I can see that being very dangerous for a baby. Also, when it comes to my elderly dog, she needs a LOT of care, way more than when she was younger (regular meds throughout the day etc). I…

ohhh, my bad.

Where is the trailer? I thought they hadn't even started shooting.

Wait how do all the bad things about her relationship not make her a feminist icon? She was the daughter of Mary Wollstencraft, who was [as far as I am aware] pretty much the first public feminist, and she published a successful novel, which in itself was a real feat for women of the 19th century, and many argue that…

But there are laws stating otherwise. Explicitly. It's not a constitutionally protected right, but there are laws saying that it actually IS a woman's right. You can argue what you think about these laws, but no matter how much you want to argue against the facts, they exist.

To the first one — what? If you're in a store and not *actively* buying anything, you might be looking...? I am actually just confused by your phrasing.

In 47 states, it is explicitly illegal to discriminate against women for breastfeeding. In no state it is illegal to "discriminate" against a person for carrying a gun, no matter the other gun laws of the states.

So...she'd been masturbating?

Your friend sounds pretty amazing.

Or M/F/O(ther); I really have no authority here so please correct me if this assumption is wrong, but I *believe* there are people who do not identify as either M or F but also do not identify as trans*.