The views expressed were offensive. Rape is rape and the idea that we should be parsing and qualifying and slicing what types of rape we’re talking about doesn’t make sense to the American people and it certainly doesn’t make sense to me. What I think these comments do underscore is why we shouldn’t have a bunch of politicians, the majority of whom are men, making health care decisions on behalf of women.

President Obama today on Rep. Todd Akin (via barackobama)

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(via christel-thoughts)

Had to reblog this! Thank you, Mr. President.

(via sonofbaldwin)

When men are serious, it’s sexy; it implies a commanding personality, someone who’s in control, someone with a backbone. When women are serious, they are bitches or unattractive, humourless hags, in need of sprucing up and “feminising”. How many times have I heard some of the cleverest women I know being called “feminist bitches” simply because they don’t conform to the “nice” girl image? Or, simply because they ask difficult questions and expect serious answers.
Being Nice (via thatdeafchick)



Looks like a tough life.

Okay, I’m sorry, but I don’t really think you have a right to have an opinion on abortion if you’re a man. You will never be pregnant. You can just walk away from a pregnancy. Your body will not morph and change from a pregnancy. You do not know.


1/100 Ryan Gosling


Blue suit appreciation. High five to you for knowing the all-essential button rule. 



grungeisdull:

oh also can we make it a rule that you’re not allowed to say other people have bad taste in men just because they don’t like bulging muscles and cookie-cutter, all-american good looks? that should be a rule.