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• OMG I was laughing so hard at 'boat' from one of the commenters above. I always thought of douchebag as an insult like many a poster before me, douches are bad for women. I am aware of the fact that
  (posted to The D-word)
• I must be one of the lucky ones because I don't mind my periods AT ALL. They aren't very heavy and I can use pads every month and be perfectly comfortable. I wouldn't mind trying a Diva Cup, but I
  (posted to Tampons: the root of all evil)
• Hmmm that must be hard. My boyfriend is WELL aware of feminist issues, and the sexism(catcalling) that occurs when other men are not with us. He usually understands but sometimes he's a little surprised. He bought me pepperspray after I
  (posted to No, They Really Do Say Things Like That)
• Luna: It's not that it makes someone less of a feminist, it just feels sexist when you hear someone say that. Most girls I know have said something along the lines of "I'd rather hang out with guys because girls
  (posted to Faux-Feminist Friends)
• Thanks for this post. I have only faked it a few times when I was 15 with my first sex partner. I only faked it because I thought I was gonna come, and then it ended up not happening, and
  (posted to Fakin' It Ain't Feminist)

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• I'm find Kimmel's assertion that women are faking orgasms problematic. Couldn't Kimmel's research support these alternative arguments? a) Men are under a weighty socially/culturally constructed pressure to provide orgasms for their female partner. In this way, it's likely that men (posted to Fakin' It Ain't Feminist)
• Thank you for this post! I just joined feministing today, though I've been reading for nearly a year, and have only recently "come out" as a feminist. It's great to hear from someone in a similar situation! (posted to Coming out of the feminist closet: A thanks to Feministing)
• great post, im also "coming out of the feminist closet" and completely know what its like to see sexism where your friends dont, and sometimes i wonder how it is that no one else notices this or if im just (posted to Coming out of the feminist closet: A thanks to Feministing)
• Great post. I can completely relate. Until just a few days ago, when I found this site, I thought that there weren't a lot of people out there who thought like me. I thought feminists like myself were scarce, but (posted to Coming out of the feminist closet: A thanks to Feministing)
• I'm a atheist feminist. I was raised Catholic. My atheism came before I began to identify myself as a feminist, but both were part of an overall change in the way I viewed the world that arose as part of (posted to I am a feminist atheist)

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