<![CDATA[Porn Money Fine With <i>Time</i> Writer, But Not Actual Porn - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[Porn Money Fine With <i>Time</i> Writer, But Not Actual Porn - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[Porn Money Fine With <i>Time</i> Writer, But Not Actual Porn]]> So average women feel inferior to the women in the swimsuit issue, and it exacerbates their body insecurity issues?

News flash for Cullen, a lot of men dream of being professional athletes, but obviously most men will never achieve that dream because they don't have the talent to play in the NFL, but the fact that SI covers the Super Bowl and puts those images on the cover does not make most men feel inferior.

Cullen should quit crying over the fact that she, and most women, are not supermodels. However, she should cry over the fact that she's an idiot.

Fishman

]]> <![CDATA[Porn Money Fine With <i>Time</i> Writer, But Not Actual Porn]]> The brand of feminism she's carting is so cliche: criticizing the objectification of women's bodies.

Supporting fellow women regardless of the profession they choose -- now that's feminism.

PRIsNotJournalism

]]> <![CDATA[Porn Money Fine With <i>Time</i> Writer, But Not Actual Porn]]> I've always hated Lisa Takeuchi Cullen, just because it seems like the "Takeuchi" part might be affected, or at least emphasized for shameless self-promotion. It's as if she sat down one day and thought to herself, "I bet no one will find me exotic or interesting enough if I'm just Lisa Cullen!" Mind you, even if Takeuchi is her maiden name or something, it's still cheesy as hell.

Furious George

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