that he was mostly just concerned about telling the details of his transition to Kylie and Kendall, which was obviously hurtful to his step-daughter.

I might actually watch this.

I think it’s completely normal to feel in a sense betrayed when someone close to you confesses they have kept a secret from you, even though it is completely understandable why they did it. It must be a mindfuck.

The whole time I was watching this I kept getting chills thinking wow he really is making history here and probably changing a lot of hearts and minds for the better. Bruce is one amazing person.

I agree. I think the way she dresses seems like she wants to look attractive/stylish for her fans, which are often teenage girls. I don’t think her look screams “I want to be sexy for Men!”

Yesssssssss.

There are plenty of people of all sexual orientations and along all points of the gender continuum who find Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus incredibly hot and sexy.

Yo, I read a tweet today that perfectly sums up my feelings about TayTay.

So women are valued for being hot but they can’t care that they are valued for being hot. Fantastic. I’m thrilled to raise a daughter in this culture.

That male gaze double standard makes me want to chew my own fingers off in frustration. Of course she cares about how she looks. I love Taylor Swift but you’d have to be an idiot to not see how carefully she chooses what she wears or how she looks even if she’s just skipping out to the Duane Reade. Saying she’s hot…

What the hell, that sounds like something out of a grim comedy. I can’t believe people actually go around saying things like that.

I am now 34 and the anger is there. It wasn’t when I was a burgeoning young feminist 15 years ago, but it is now. Fourteen years of working in offices and corporations is more than enough pressure to wear down a gal.

It was only THIS MORNING that my neighbor walked out of her house to go to church. She saw me carrying…

You’re really not sure why, or you’re coyly “not sure why?” If it’s the former, consider re-reading the article.

I think you’re kind of missing the point on this particular article. The point is you had the choice. You like doing that stuff? Awesome! That’s great that you are able to live a life where you can do it, and yes, you should be able to live that life without judgment. I understand you dislike the mocking or rolled…

You have a choice. Those women did not. Therein lies the difference.

I think it’s important to note, as the author has, that our generation is removed from the generation of Mad Men. Where our generation’s feminists can look at things like ironing, baking, etc and acknowledge that both men and women can perform this task, in our mother’s generation it was women’s work.

One of the main points of this article was that not very long ago, women WERE obligated to do domestic work because they were women, and they weren’t allowed to do anything else. Have fun with your bread.

I’m not sure why some feminists feel the need to mock domestic things like ironing, cooking, baking, etc.

Your mum sounds rad as hell. Please thank her for the work she and other women did to make things easier and fairer for my generation.

Lupita Nyong’o & Fan Bingbing give me life. I like Zoe Kravitz’s boring dress though.