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Renee Zellweger isn't letting down the sisterhood by changing the way she looks any more than a woman who loses a lot of weight, or gets lasik surgery because she doesn't like the way she looks in spectacles, or has a birthmark removed, or gets her teeth straightened, or any of a thousand other things that people do

I see the point you're making, and in another case I might say you're correct, but in Zellweger's case, that's not really fair. She's been widely criticized for not being enough of a conventionally attractive actress, mostly directed toward her "squinty" eyes, and when she decided to have that "issue" corrected,

Some of Transport for London's courtesy signs were rewritten to make them more accessible to all users:

I like this guy! Just to add to the points he was making- this also has obvious financial effects as well. Women are expected to wear different and reasonably on trend clothing, shoes and makeup. Men can get by with about three suits, a couple pairs of shoes, a dozen shirts and ties for years!

This guy is exhibiting classic psychopath behavior.

I don't have much to add except to congratulate you on getting through the many obstacles there must have been to custody and law school. Not many people could have done this.

I agree with the author on all of her major points. Some further distinctions would be wise, though. Luring away a partner from a committed relationship may be troublesome but allowable in your 20's. But when you rely on your partner after significant life choices, this kind of activity can hurt many people, in

Seriously. When I was in college I made out a little with an acquaintance who had a girlfriend while we were both drunk. He confessed to his gf the next day and on my small gossipy campus, word got out and I was the villain. Not him.

When I was young (22) and stupid and easily impressionable, an older male authority figure showed interest in me. He was married, but knew just how to play me - he talked about how unhappy he was, how his wife withheld emotionally, and so on. He did a marvelous job of getting me to feel sorry for him and this was my

I dunno about OP, but in my experience a lot of people can't tell the damn difference between flirting and someone just being nice. I've had girls friends say "OMG he was so checking me out and flirting!" and I'm thinking, "No...he just being polite." I've also seen girl friends get jealous because some girl is

You're basically absolving your friend of any blame for being a shitty person.

Are you sure they're hitting on him, and not just relieved to be able to talk to a man who probably won't hit on them? As someone who is not the slightest bit interested in poaching, having my intentions misunderstood is something that really concerns me. (Of course, if his partner is right there, I'd be trying to

Well you are wrong as many have pointed out before, and rather judgemental. When my parents divorced, my mother had a bazillion friends to go through which to meet new men, loves going out, is outgoing, and it was easy for her to go that route, but it doesn't work for everyone. My father, sweetest man alive, is more

Yes, very wrong. Sure, it makes things easier for the socially awkward, but people who are attractive and charismatic often have things like "successful careers" that make it not really feasible to go out every night to wherever it is you think people ought to be meeting each other. Not to mention, you're part of your

Yes, you are wrong. I am recently divorced with two kids. I am beyond busy. I don't have time (or a baby sitter) to go out to places where I would meet single men. And the very few single men I do meet are not necessarily looking for someone right now/able to find a way to connect/whatever. Online dating gives me

Thanks. I posed the question, "Am I wrong?" hoping to get some feedback.

Welp, now I won't be watching this movie.

I'm really looking forward to these books and this movie fading into obscurity.

Totally agree. I am always in disbelief by gavin rosdale and his "secret" daughter. If a man could do that to his children, what would he do to you?