When you’re finished agreeing with the feminists that women should not give a rat’s *ss about their tendency to balloon out in our society without fear that anyone might dare to speak up for fear of offending them, consider how women in Asian and Latin American societies, to name just a couple, REFUSE to play along with such nonsense.

As much as I value your stories, I wonder whether you actually have a set of testicles, Glenn. Or in other words, while you bring value to men’s rights activists, your opinion sometimes sucks. This is one of those times. Get a grip, please.

And now to debunk Hewitt’s nonsense: “”I’ve sat by in silence for a long time now about the way women’s bodies are constantly scrutinized. To set the record straight, I’m not upset for me, but for all the girls out there that are struggling with their body image.”

Well, Jennifer, when you were younger, thinner, and hotter, you apparently did not mind a bit how you body was “constantly scrutinized”, since it was your ticket to fame and fortune,

Now that you’ve porked up a bit….. now you’re concerned about how women’s bodies are scrutinized? How convenient……….

And “to set the record straight”, you are most certainly upset for your own sake. Like most American women, you are first and primarily concerned about you, you, you, not concerned about others, even other women. So cut the nonsense, please.

How many straight men work at Cosmo anyway?

As for “fat shaming”, when the average US woman is a size 14, perhaps some shaming is necessary and appropriate. When the average woman is 7″ shorter than I but weighs just 25 pounds less, that’s a problem, both for them and their husbands.