Lovely story, lovely art, lovely dad.

That's nice, I don't. Not because I think men are inherently awful but because we live in an extremely misogynistic society where women who are openly sexually active have always been demeaned, denigrated and disrespected by men and by other women. And yes, that especially includes the men they are sexually active…

Mama Shade is my aunt's nickname and her shade is almost always directed at her daughters-in-law. On Christmas dinner at her son's house she enters, scans the room which is full of her daughter-in-law's parents, and siblings and says, "The table is lovely, it's flattering to see you've taken note of my style."

You're likely correct, her entertainment value was quickly eclipsed by her boring, unoriginal talking points and the way she cloaked herself in victimhood.

I was dreading the comments but I'm happy to see intelligent replies, especially those from people with working knowledge of the job the applicant is applying for. The applicant attempted to connect her past work experience to the requirements of the jobs she's seeking. That's exactly what he/she is supposed to do. …

No, you're definitely not. Toussaint and Annie Potts were outstanding in that. Toussaint is a regular on Forever and she also appeared in Selma.

Cox is not killing it. The top looks like a bathing suit cover up and her hair is awful. Love her but no to the hair and the outfit.

Since you lack reading comprehension and critical thinking skills I will repeat my argument. Megyn Kelly is just as racist as Rudy Guiliani. There's nothing controversial about calling a racist a racist, the only people who believe that are those who claim acknowledging racism = being anti-white.

That's wonderful, I don't. And not because I think men are inherently awful but because our culture is deeply misogynistic and that affects both men and women. The whore/madonna complex is real. Women who are unapologetically and openly sexually active have always been demeaned, denigrated and disrespected by men…

There is nothing unusual about a man being sexually involved with a woman and calling her a whore afterward. Kanye's comments are ridiculously stupid, completely disrespectful and 100% hypocritical but I personally think many men, if not most, think along the same lines.

She paved the way for white women.

When has that ever mattered to men? Never.

That gif = what Ashton Carter's wife should have done to Joe Biden

Yep, girl-ninja kept it short and sweet.

Hahahahahaha, so very perfect.

The Beygency is monitoring these threads, you've been warned.

It's the only intelligent position.

Say that, and then say it again because you damn sure nailed it.

America is the center of the universe, how dare you.

Apparently we are rather slow.