Really? A dick pointing at the mouth of a female teen mouse who is only trying to sing about her dreams? It may just be because, as a resident of the Northeastern USA, I am suffering from SAD, but this shit just isn't funny anymore. Obviously some pervy dude is to blame here. As a friend of mine pointed out, you put…

Oh, I'm a big believer in 'you do you' with regards to your body hair. If you love shaving your face?

Oh yeah??? Do you think that's why I maybe mentioned it at the bottom of the article:

Your overall tone seems to imply that unless a woman is fat, she doesn't get to feel bad about things said to her or about her body. Having been a fattie since 2nd grade, yeah, I've had some truly hateful things said to me. That doesn't mean I should deny a thinner woman her feelings regarding her own body.

But that's not what the headline was about. It stated that Sherri believed that gays were going to hell. My point was just that she seemed to uncertain about that, which wasn't what the title reflected.

Saying that something bothers you does not negate the fact that other people have problems. No one is saying that skinny girls have it hard and fat girls have nothing to complain about. Because it is a topic that has been raised in this article, people are commenting on the fact that sometimes people talk about thin…

It does, however, undercut the argument they're implying here that Vogue is singling out Lena Dunham for this treatment.

Three articles? Really?

Respectfully, if you guys have something specifically against Vogue then it would be great if you would just write up a big retrospective piece. The more you make this about Lena Dunham and effectively force her to respond to this—which no matter how you slice it is a direct discussion about her body that invites a…

I had to turn it off last night. I've written about rape in my own work, and I know it's a reality and I think it's an important subject to explore, BUT. As I said to my partner-spouse (husband feels super weird still, sorry) today, rape as a plot device simply to set up an emotional fallout—and, I agree with a lot…

Did she really not foresee this happening??

Longer fingers?

YES. I wanted to live in that moment forever.

Seriously. I grew up around guns—my dad owns several. He also used to teach gun safety courses. The first thing he taught me—before he ever let me so much as touch a gun—was that they're not toys, they can kill, and you treat every gun as if it were loaded even if you're 100% sure it's not. And you never, ever, EVER…

I realized not long ago that there are things that really bring me down—affect my mood for days and days—and it's ok if I don't expose myself to them. I'm the kind of person who is really affected emotionally by stories, so I prefer to take my education and consciousness-raising in non-narrative form. But still, I'm…

Let's all ask the Today show to invite Simone Jhingoor back to talk about the Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation. In no uncertain terms! It's easy, there's a contact form at: http://www.today.com/id/29041920/ns…

I watched it so I could see it come out and I could feel clean.

I love that Obama is even considered by some to be "radical" at this point. That's how you can really sort out people who know politics and people who SAY they know politics. I just want to laugh and laugh and laugh and have those laughs turn into bees, just swarms of bees flying angrily out of my mouth flying after…

Who wouldn't be thinking sexy thoughts when you scan this bran?

Meh, Barilla's rubbish, anyway; De Cecco is the best dried pasta. Gordon Ramsey and Jamie Oliver said, so IT MUST BE TRUE. http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…