He wouldn’t ask a man the same question. That’s the problem.

Oh man, I don’t know if it’s hormones or what but ever since I had my kid stories where a baby is hurt or in danger really cut me to the bone. My first reaction is always, give me that baby, I will protect it!

I’m pretty sure David Bowie could impregnate a woman with just the force of his piercing gaze from a dozen paces.

I’m sad, too. And I don’t think you feel sad for “some reason,” I think you feel sad because you feel empathy, sympathy, or both.

No nudes, but pictures of other gorillas, of course!

Kris, “genius” is not plural for genie. No amount of Kylie’s rubbing is going to make something good come out of that.

That’s pretty gross. “Honest mistake”? I think not - this is how some men think of girls in this age bracket, especially in the entertainment industry, and it really needs to change. Good for these young ladies for standing up against this.

Her son could probably make recommendations. He’s at the right age to know the better studios and have several favorites.

I agree with your post in its entirety. It really is a great book, and would actually be an excellent HS-STEM-discussion book.

I absolutely enjoyed this book, while being horrified on every page. A weird experience. Regarding this woman, it makes you wonder how she decided to send her kid to this science school. If this is her definition of porn, what does she think of anatomy?

1) this book is fantastic, I could barely put it down. A great insight into a lot of difficult topics

I hope MORE people hear about it this way and read it.

And the kid is 15 FFS! I mean, if the kid were 9 MAYBE I can understand her concern. But 15? What does she think her son does on the internet for all those hours?

I agree! This book is fabulous and everyone should read it.

That book is simply phenomenal. I don’t even care that this lemon-sucking troglodyte is having a hissy fit about it. I’m just delighted to hear that it’s being taught in schools. It’s exactly what you want kids to be exposed to in formative years: ferocious, unflinching, compassionate and demanding of whip-smart…

God, this makes me sad for a whole number of reasons. Mostly the insistence of somehow equating scientific, accurate terms with sex or or sexiness sexuality.

In the meantime, Henrietta Lacks’ author Rebecca Skloot responded to the controversy on Facebook, saying that Sims has “confused gynecology with pornography.”

Has the son died of embarrassment yet?

The Rock and Vin Diesel’s next movie should obviously be a puppy rescue buddy comedy. Fun for the whole family. 10/10 would watch. You are welcome, Hollywood. I will take 1% of the profits, an executive producer credit, and not bother with any additional work.

Nope to Robert Pattinson. He looks like an Easter Island statue. Now he looks like an Easter Island statue with a horrible beard.