OH MY GOD.

Yes, I'm sure that's exactly what she was saying. And not "I'm proud a student at the school I attended is standing up for women and victims everywhere."

This is a woman problem. Come on. No one is leaking Channing Tatum's or Brad Pitt's naked pictures. And if someone did, you wouldn't have millions of people talking about what whores and sluts they are. You would have millions of people clamoring for the heads of whomever it was who violated their privacy. Don't…

That's the part the bothers me the most about this. The entire freakin Internet has been filled with the PROOF of this misogyny but so many men are still screaming about how it's all in our heads.

That would be useful if, you know, all of society ingrained in us that men do owe us those things. Instead, society ingrains in us that WE owe MEN those things. That's the whole point of this conversation.

"One of my Facebook friends commented that it wouldn't kill these girls to just go out on one date with this psycho."

This...has to be a joke.

In many states in the US, you only have to be 19 to get into bars.

Wow. You're that upset about a popular phrase nearly everyone is saying now? Who cares?

Your comment is the first thing that made me actually want to read his manifesto. I've been trying to stay away from it because I imagine it'll enrage me, but seriously? He never even SPOKE to these women he felt entitled to?? Wow. What a piece of crap this guy was. Amazing.

Yeah, it just looks like an instagram filter, basically. He wasn't exactly photoshopped.

"Kylie had sex with angry radish Justin Bieber."

And even the phone numbers. LOVE IT.

Absolutely no way in hell that's real. No fuckin way.

Oh wow. That is just terrible.

But John is also a completely recognizable name. It's not something that every single teacher the kid ever has will stumble and stutter over, bringing unwanted negative attention to the kid on every first day of school; it's not some word that almost no one has as a name; it's not some weird, unrecognizable series of…

All of this stuff is pretty, as you mentioned a time or two, "crazy." But I lost my shit at "They stone tourist women for wearing shorts or tank tops in their neighborhoods."

"Named after a piece of luggage" is not what I meant. Having a name that also means "a piece of luggage" is what I meant. I didn't mean I actually believed "hey, this kid reminds me of a suitcase! Let's name him Satchel!" I meant, "Why on earth would you saddle a child with a name that means luggage, regardless of the…

Well, I'm not. This is, admittedly, one of those things that I just cannot comprehend, and I realize I'm in the minority. I just think it's ridiculous to use naming your child as a chance to prove how creative you are. To saddle a child with a ridiculous name is just so unfair...in my opinion. I know a few adults with…

This is exactly my point. I realize I'm sort of unfair in my opinion here, but I think naming your child is not an opportunity to prove how creative you are as a parent - you're saddling a CHILD with a "name" that is just embarrassing. It's incredibly selfish of the parents. Incredibly.