Yeah, well, YMMV.

False. There are tons of resources available for anyone with even a moderate understanding of using a search engine (which, anymore, is just about everyone in the US, and certainly every troll commenting on this story), not to mention the great feminist classics and feminist readers that give you a huge overview of…

You clearly don't know shit about feminism. Do you also expect the people who suffer daily from our systemic racist culture to hold your hand and patiently explain what racism means and why it's important to fight against it? If you don't, you need to do some soul-searching. If you do, good riddance.

Lol. Yeah, all the feminist theorists in the US and in Europe that have been publishing for the past half-century have just been writing anecdotal mishmashes of their feelings. You're right.

Try reading. There's this great place called 'the library' (or if you don't like venturing out into meatspace, Google Books, archive.org, etc.) where you can do a keyword search, find books that interest you in that area and then read and digest them. It's amazing what educating yourself can do on the enlightenment…

This kind of body policing and judgment is why I think so many women reject the label of feminist.

Well, it's definitely not for everyone, but there's something magical about NYC, despite how greatly its charm has been gutted and how many areas have been gentrified over the past few decades. If you're not a city person, I would not at all advise it, but if you do like big cities and all that come with living in…

Jkkkkkkk...these cats must have distracted me.

This is patently false, particularly in the NYC housing market.

Girl, with that cash, get yourself an NYC apartment!

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I mean, "cess pool"? Sure, it smells like actual shit a lot of the time, but New York is undeniably awesome. ;)

But we can dream!!!

What's the issue? The article is about non-married women buying apartments in NYC. Or is this an anti-Beyoncé thing?

You have to remember that women have, for centuries, been seen as property to trade for political and/or monetary reasons, and an independent woman (if she ever existed) was a direct threat to this patriarchal order. I'm glad you feel the way you do, and I'm sure a lot of men (not commenters on this site…

I agree. I think it is a mainstream thing, since in my relationship I'm more of the stereotypical "power" part of the couple, and my partner has zero issues with it and respects me for it. But the media goes out of its way to paint high-achieving, ambitious women as spinsters grasping at straws, with nothing to come…

Would that this were me...