I'm still proudly resisting Hathahate.

That's a great quote. I never wanted to read Gone Girl because I'm a contrarian who resists reading the book everyone else is reading. You've changed my mind.

Is that cardboard or is it just cardboard colored? One of my cats is a weirdo who would rather bite off pieces of cardboard and spit them out on the floor than just sit in the box like a normal cat. He's such a box muncher.

If the police spent any taxpayer money on it, I believe it would be on shaky constitutional ground. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm no lawyer, but it doesn't seem to me that government funding should promote religion. Maybe it was legally acceptable if non-Christians were invited to the event though.

Here you go. Some lovely (I mean misogynistic and gross) MGTOW helpfully explained for us. http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/2014/05/04/no-…

It's actually true. When you are surrounded by attractive people, you are perceived as more attractive.

As usual.

Why are you so emotional and sensitive? Can't you take a joke?

How as no one posted this yet? I am disappoint Jezzies!

Oh good. Another wingnut who doesn't know the difference between the constitution (the law of the land) and the preamble (not the law of land).

That's true, but I do think there's more to it than just hormones. The changes a boy's body goes through is society approved. He gets bigger, taller, and stronger like he's supposed to. There's definitely some hellish awkwardness with unwanted boners and voice cracking but the end of result of becoming a man is a…

I was surprised to see my school on there. It's a small school and when I was there (1998-2002) I never heard about any problems.

It is not possible to give a fetus and a woman equal rights. If abortion is outlawed or restricting, that means women are forced to give birth. A human does not have rights if she doesn't have bodily autonomy. A fetus is not a human. Not biologically, not legally. Not until it can live outside the womb. It…

I don't know about the rest of the state, but Minneapolis is a great place to live. The only downside is that the weather is awful 6 months out of the year. No place is perfect though.

What you are advocating is prioritizing the rights of an embryo over the rights of a woman. As a woman, I have very strong feelings about it. It is absolutely abusive to remove a woman's bodily autonomy. I don't say that to shame you. I say that because it is the truth.

You are entitled to mourn the death of a fetus. You not entitled to force your views on a woman's body. You say you are the victim of abuse. That means you know the pain and humiliation of someone with more power taking away your right to feel safe in your body. You know how it feels to not have control it. Shame…

I'm not saying it doesn't take confidence to ask a woman out, I'm saying it takes confidence to flirt. More than you think. When you're shy, talking to someone is hard, let alone reaching out and touching his arm. It's seriously condescending to brush off my feelings and experiences with "just work on your body…

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