For the record I'm Canadian, so honestly, I'm in this for the theory. I have access to healthcare that isn't dependant on someone else's morals. I'm also not on birth control, nor have I ever been. Let's not get personal here.

Are you kidding? Finding another job just like that is well nigh impossible. To imply that people can just walk away from a living (especially one that has any kind of health care!) is silly. Finding one job is hard enough right now, never mind passing them up because your boss is a religious twit who doesn't…

I went to an all-girls school and I'm trying to think if I ever met anyone who ever cried to get her way.

I like to call myself a grey-ace. Which is in the no man's land between asexual and sexual. It made me happy to have a name for where I am, but YMMV. Even then, I wouldn't starfish during sex. I used to do it and it was miserable. It made me unhappy and my then-partner would say things like, "I feel like I'm raping…

Entirely away from the point but the phrase

That is exactly how I've seen it used by women - most of them in their mid 30s and up.

When I get really angry my voice - which is usually pretty low - goes up about five octaves and I start crying. But I'm not sad, I'm PISSED and it makes me more angry that I'm crying because I know no one will take me seriously.

I'm a 20-something white woman and I don't feel represented on tv because of how skinny (and similar looking!) all the actresses are (Apparently Girls has average-sized people?). Any actress close to my size, no matter what race, makes me feel more represented than all the skinny white women do.

Valid!

Am I crazy or should it in no way take 90 minutes to do that routine? 20. Tops.

Best sandwiches I ever ate were either made by my dad or from a place just outside Chicago called Al's Deli. Run by two guys. So...who's making the sandwiches now?

When he says threesomes, I wonder if he's excluding women who have threesomes with one man and two women. Because he sounds like he'd be okay with that.

The pictures on the bags didn't give it away?

I asked the beastboy on our first date (sort of. Turns out he'd actually asked me out - in his words - "a couple of times" and I genuinely hadn't noticed "mumblemumblecoffeemumble" isn't something I catch.) and it's worked out just fine for us. If his response had been, "Ermergerd! A girl is asking me out! Nooooo!"…

Yeah, I D&D in two campaigns with the beastboy. It would suck big time if one of us was into it and the other wasn't. Good thing we're both huge nerds because it's basically a full day (sometimes a day and a half) commitment and we don't get a lot of time together. So I sympathize.

Let me know if you find it. I need it in my life. I need all versions of that song in my life.

I think you might be trolling. But it's possible you're just...well. Anyway. I live in Canada, where we have laws to prevent this sort of bullshit because you can say "stop I changed my mind" in the middle of consentual sex and if your partner does not then it is rape. We have laws like:

I especially love how that law doesn't actually prevent civilian lawyers from asking those questions anyway. There should a job during rape cases where someone sits there and says, "Nope," or pushes a loud buzzer every time the defense lawyer asks the victim a question like, "what were you wearing?" that they're not…

Yeah, I'm not even surprised. And I'm barely mustering up a meh. Whatever floats your boat, people. So long as it's SS&C and I don't have to hear about it, I don't care.