She was being deeply sarcastic. She believes the opposite of what she wrote.

For the love of all that is holy, please dismiss. This guy seriously believes that cultural appropriation is not a thing and was made up by that big scary strawman, "the media." Stop giving the trolls screen time.

Hatred of their work? I don't hate Miley Cyrus or her songs, but I appreciate that someone/multiple people are willing to call her out on her bullshit and how she has treated people of color. Critiquing someone's methods is not the same as hating them. She can dismiss objectifying black people by saying "I don't…

I hope not too. Normally it seems like his comments remain floating, unremarked upon in the greys, but occasionally people reply. I just hate to see him getting the attention he's fishing for.

This guy has a proven history of denial when it comes to civil rights issues. And also appears to be an #Obummer, but also not in the U.S. In conclusion: terrible troll.

Well done, my friend.

No, no, that can't be right; I'm already married to him.

I'm with you. A friend of mine died last year from heroin, the same drug that allegedly took Mr. Seymour-Hoffman, and it was and still is a tragedy for those who knew and loved him. You are spot on, and I'm very sorry for your loss.

Idealized, sure. Reality not so much, and these are supposed to be characters, not Uncle Sams and Rosie the Riveters.

Not really. Cedric Diggory seemed pretty intelligent, but he died...

I was weirded out that the ending was so suburban. These people are massively traumatized, going through war before they're even of age, Harry spending his whole life as alternately famous and infamous after a childhood of abuse, watching most of their friends and loved ones die. Like, they just move on and have…

I do too. Just characterization wise, Ron didn't make much sense and if she was going to be in a relationship with one of the mains, Harry made better sense than Ron. I'm very curious to know what J.K. Rowling now thinks should have happened.

She was definitely smarter than either of them, so it's hard to imagine her with anyone really, but of the available characters I felt Harry was probably the best match, probably just because we saw them together the most from the way the story was written. In "reality," Hermione probably would have gone on with her…

I understand what you mean generally, about focusing on her body. But this is an ad and she is a model, it is literally her job to be a body to sell clothes. You say yourself she's gorgeous — and she is — but that is also a comment on her appearance. It's just less specific. While I agree that we all need to cut back…

Well, now I'm curious what she thinks should have happened! Personally I always thought that Hermione and Harry made more sense. Ron was nice and all, but had too little in common with Hermione.

Me too, since I was sixteen or so. Premature gray runs in the family for me, but only the coarse salt and pepper graying which turns my hair into steel wool. My other siblings got the streaks. Still jealous of your mom's hair, either way! Also that lipstick, yowza!

I totally agree, I just wouldn't say that the "expect the woman to die," exactly.

I wish my hair was graying like this (in dignified streaks). I just get all salt and pepper, not nearly as nice looking. Le jealous.

Why post a selfie from your toilet? whyyyyyy