this culture just doesn't teach conflict resolution skills very well

Previously from that class:

From the paper, the sample was:

"Detective Inspector Bruce Scott put it this way: "None of the girls have been brave enough (emphasis mine) to make formal statements to us so we can take that to a prosecution stage."

So, just to clarify:
Those that don't feel sorry for her, you're saying that this girl deserves to be threatened with rape because of how she dressed.
I'm interested to know if you also think those who wear short skirts deserve to be threatened with rape because of how they dress.

Safe, sane and consensual. If it's all these things, and both people are over the age of consent, what's it to you?

Is "I'm all sex positive and all, but..." the new "I'm not a racist, but..."? Cause if not, you just made it happen.

My boyfriend and I were Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours"

I am sexy No-face.

Some of my students were so excited to see me dressed as #11:)

I was a Lichtenstein painting on Saturday! (I'm on my phone, hopefully the picture doesn't come out wonky).

Sir PatStew wins. Hands freaking down.

Oh, how about everyone take a pledge not to do some racist ass costume.

What the hell is Ireland Baldwin talking about. Wat. She went to Disneyland and dressed as her mom as one of the characters from Peter Pan.

What do you mean, women aren't magical and can't just shut the whole thing down?

Piz makes me tilt my head and say, "Awwwww."

Holy shit. Is the entire plot of the movie and its marketing seriously centered around a love triangle and Twilight-esque Team Dude 1 or Team Dude 2? I thought her being a genius detective was the point??????

This kind of magical thinking can infect unsurprising people.

That was a joke, dude.

Hey, want to hear something interesting relating to this article and the one about the Saudi driving protest? Sure you do!