I would love the opportunity to try things on. I am a 14/16. The problem I have is that some clothes in this size are simply a larger version of the original (same measurement ratio) and some are actually built for a "plus size" woman. That is weird, too, because people's body types (especially larger ones) vary…

Yes, people need to realize that most of these stores are targeting teens. If you can't fit into clothes at Forever21 when you are 35, that is really a personal problem. (I can't fit into them at 25, but I don't really need to be dressing like a 14 year old)

The funny thing is, the average woman is a size 14, yet she somehow shops at h&m. I don't get it. I know we are all looking for affordable clothes, but why are so many people wiling to walk around in pants that are too tight and cardigans that can't be buttoned? I see this all the time. Maybe if people stopped doing…

AGREED.

Ariel gave up HER VOICE, family, and everyone she ever knew or loved for a man she had never met.

"..the Harlem Shake meme is a form of cultural appropriation in that it is the popular use (and misuse) of a cultural artifact to black culture by a predominantly white crowd. Most importantly, this new Harlem Shake has already began to eradicate the original Harlem Shake from popular culture online, already making it…

But she's a "comedian" so she has to talk about how "shitty" NJ and Queens are without having ever really been to either place.

LMFAO.. Drizella!

Crystal Huntington

I know we're kind of on the same page, but "voice of a generation" is only PART of a LINE THAT A CHARACTER SAID that was meant to be a joke (the character was high and begging her parents for money). Lena Dunham never said that, why does everyone think she did? She also never said it would be the next "Sex and the…

Agreed. For those characters (midwestern spoiled hipsters who moved to Brooklyn) to be believable, they have to live in that world. That said, we need to realize that this is a show and these are fictional characters. To confuse these characters with real people is just weird. We don't do this with any other movie or…

The quote was a joke. It was (part of) a line from CHARACTER IN THE SHOW (while she was high). There are (tons of) other things you could say to make your point, but when people use this one, it's just silly.

this.

Agreed.

HOLY SHIT. that commercial. ugh.