agentsharde

Firstly, I'd like to say: Thank you Marvel and DC for starting the biggest 'male power/female power' war ever. Seriously though. I consider myself a feminist on this issue as I believe that the needless pandering (why is there no better word than this? It has been used in every argument ever!) is degrading comics. Don't even get me started on impractical armor. But then I found this: http://www.beautyredefined.net/guys-guide-to-seeing-women-not-objects/ These are the truest words ever spoken/written. And they explain the root of my problem. The fact that people buy these books and that the artists/writers even put them in is because of thi

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had this pet peeve. If I had a character page, this would be the top hit of the ‘dislikes:’ column. I don’t like people telling me what to do. So maybe, you’re like ‘great, she’s just like every other teenager/young adult on the planet, and maybe I am, but it has begun to affect my life a lot. If I’m told to do something I agree with, enjoy doing, or was going to do anyways, it’s less of a problem. However, if I don’t want to do something, the very act of telling me to do it will inspire a stubbornness that is almost bad for my health. Instantly,

    Okay, so I am not a supporter of smoking. I actually discourage it, but I understand that a lot of people chose to smoke and respect that that is their choice. My only request is that those who chose not to smoke are not submitted to the same dangers and those who do. Last year, I went to two volleyball tournaments in Nevada- one in Vegas, and one in Reno. I nearly choked every single time I entered my hotels.      So here's my proposal. Hotels and Casinos that allow smoking should promote e-cigs. There's actually quite a few reasons why they should. -If they sell the e-cigs themselves, they can make money. -If they ban or limit regu