It's like I am a deer in the middle of the street stuck in the headlights of her oncoming rape-car

I appreciate that professors at Princeton have taken a stance against her dumb-ass sexual assault comments and want to encourage an environment that prevents violence and protects victims.

What the what?!

Btw is there any chance your screenname is an Adventure Time reference? Or do you just really like bears?

It never ceases to amaze how even really obvious sarcasm goes over the heads of some commenters.

AH HAHAHAHAHA Legit LOL'd at this.

Yeah, and he also referred to Rayon as "she," so he didn't mis-gender her right? IDK, it's hard to keep track of what is and isn't offensive sometimes.

Sweet baby Jesus I totally forgot that this had happened. That is horrifying.

Totes made this point in a thread below. The headline and entire tonality of this piece was really weird.

AGREED. This is so true. I work in advertising, and the best piece of advice anyone ever gave me when I was starting my career was "Remember, working in advertising is not what makes you interesting."

I'm not crazy about the term either. I find it's typically used by people who take stock of a relationship in a very superficial manner. "She's not as cute as he is; he must be dating down." "She has a fancy high powered job and he's just a ____; she must be dating down." People have a lot more to offer in a…

Yeah... I thought this whole thing was a little weird.

Oh my god me too. I sweat like a racehorse when I work out. Wearing anything more than a sports bra on top would probably make me collapse from heat exhaustion.

That, coupled with the raised eyebrows and agape mouth. Just a winning combination.

I can't put my finger on why, but for some reason the Nicole Scherzinger gif amused me the most.

Right? Kinja is so weird.

Yessssss I've been aware of their work and have followed their activities on social media! So exciting that there's a financial resource for women who have trouble accessing abortion services.

I wondered that too! Who in their right mind would ever drink smirnoff ice instead of champagne?

Yeah I agree with that. I definitely got the impression that she didn't want to express an opinion publicly one way or the other. I think that's fair though, and I say this as someone who absolutely positively believes that Woody Allen abused Dylan Farrow. It would have been better if she'd said something like "You…

Quite frankly, I feel like most of the show went over a LOT of people's heads, judging not only by this piece but the number of articles claiming that it promotes misogyny.