Meanwhile, At The Huffington Post:

Men are looked upon as defective women from their view. Yet they complain when men don't take charge or take action. It's called having your cake and eating it too.

Holding the door open for a woman is sexual harassment.

Take away women's ability to give birth and give it to men instead. Problem solved.

I hold the door open for whomever is behind me. It's just common courtesy. Whether it be some toothless hillbilly drunk, or some big boned woman.

No. It. Will. Not. Sir.

How so?

"The world is a dangerous place, not because men are evil, but because of those women who look on and do nothing."

I don't see the point of waging a "war" against men or women.

What do they expect to gain by constantly moaning about men ?

They want sympathy from other women ? They want men to be puppy dogs that do exactly as women say ?

I don't get it.

Its about passing responsibility for every perceived ill onto another person. In the case of feminism it's about making men responsible and thus accountable for anytime any female fails for any reason.

Insisting that no women be held accountable for any of her actions has to be one of the most sexist things possible.

For one-night stands, size does matter, but it's not penis length that women are concerned about — it's girth, a new study suggests.

In the study, 41 women viewed and handled penises made on a 3D printer. The models were blue, and ranged in size from 4 inches long and 2.5 inches in circumference to 8.5 inches long and 7 inches in circumference. They were asked to pick which of the 33 models they would prefer for a one-time partner, and which they would prefer for a long-term partner.

For one night stands, women selected penis models with slightly larger girth, on average, than those they selected for long-term relationships.

But there was no difference in length between the penises they preferred for one-time partners versus those they preferred for long-term partners: In either case, women tended to choose penises that were about 6.5 inches long.

Late last year, Melissa O'Rourke found out that her employer, Trader Joe's, would no longer be offering health care coverage to part-time workers like herself. As of 2014, O'Rourke would have to find her own insurance plan under the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.

The company's widely discussed policy change, first reported by The Huffington Post, prompted a bit of soul-searching on O'Rourke's part. She had spent about nine years working for the grocer -- several years longer than she'd anticipated when she first came on. A change seemed long overdue.

By the end of January, O'Rourke had enrolled in Obamacare and left the Trader Joe's crew.

"Honestly, the health insurance was one of the the few things keeping me there," O'Rourke, 37, said.

For decades, health coverage in the U.S. has been closely linked to employment. The vast majority of Americans have received health coverage through their jobs and will continue to do so in the Obamacare era. But they no longer have to.

You guys are behaving like the supreme gentlemen of the internet that you are.

I'm surprised you haven't figured out that people are *** by now.

What would the male equivalent of Huff Post be ?

What would the male equivalent of Huff Post be ?