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• I had a discussion on pursuer vs pursued with a couple of my friends, who were feeling the pressure of not knowing how to "pursue" a woman. I think that the issue lies with the implication that being "pursued" is
  (posted to Feminist Romance)
• http://www.derailingfordummies.com/#butbut Sometimes it's hard to understand why this kind of argument is derailing. What it serves to do is silence people who are trying to discuss their lack of privilege by implying that everyone feels that way, and it has
  (posted to Owning My Thin Privilege)
• I agree with monkey_doc here - a lot of the issue is with how it's reported (see the use of words when describing the behaviours of sperm/ova for some really fascinating gender stereotypes coming out on a cellular level). There
  (posted to Does Testosterone Play a Role in Career Choice?)
• Welcome, Chloe, from a fellow Australian.
  (posted to Welcome Chloe!)
• I agree with the Professor. I had flat nipples, and I got my nipples pierced. I feel much sexier now - I never consider my nipples at all, unless it's for a good reason, but getting my nipples pierced hurt
  (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)

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• Oh man, I'm one of those 34% nitpickers, but no, all mammals do not have nipples. Monotremes do not. Many mammalian species have nipples only in the female, e.g., horses. Stallions have no nipples. The naming of mammals after mammary (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)
• Excuse me. MOST mammals have nipples. Is it even possible to sacrifice a teenie tiny bit of accuracy here for a joke? I get it everybody. You're smart. So am I. Can we please stop picking each other apart just (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)
• Oh and fun fact: When I wrote this comment I actually fact checked the "all mammals have nipples" statement and discovered that alas, only most do. I decided it packed more punch to say all. Perhaps it's about 94%. I (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)
• Huh. So apparently I have inverted nipples. I didn't know there was an actual term for it- mine go in when they're stimulated. Occasionally they go out, but mostly in. I've never thought they were weird or different or shameful- (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)
• Yeah, I have large breasts and inverted nipples too though they never really bothered me. Usually they are flat or in though once in a while they come out. I have only had two sexual partners who saw them but (posted to Ask Professor Foxy: How Do I Become Comfortable with My Inverted Nipples?)

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