Hey I said I THOUGHT it was...I ain't bout to look at a math

Oh, I understand why it is a bad thing, I just don't understand why PUA types have a right to criticize someone being insincere to get laid.

You make it sound as if something bad happening out of this situation is a super rare occurrence, but it's not. Pretty much every woman has probably had the experience of a guy cussing her out or yelling at her or even getting violent with them when they reject them. So when a random guy says something like this to…

Delaware is I believe even MORE north than Philadelphia :P

I never understand why MRAs call all the men that disagree with them White Knights.

That's a really good point. I know sometimes when I'm really really thirsty, I'll suddenly want a Coke...even though I NEVER drink things with sugar in them, and it's terrible because I'll inevitably buy one and soda actually tastes horrible and doesn't help at all when you're dehydrated.

This would be an appropriate time for that GIF of the cat running away with her kitten...

No, I don't think you understand how stealing works. Buying a DVR isn't breaking the law. People have been getting up to go get snacks or just muting the commercials since the beginning of TV and somehow we just keep getting even MORE TV networks and shows, so I think they're doing alright.

Um, yes, please enlighten me as to how using services I pay for is stealing.

See, I don't mind the ads on Bar Rescue so much since they're usually for things that would only be relevant to me if I actually owned a bar.

I think it might work for food, because if I see someone eating something on TV I will often start to get cravings for it, though I don't usually go out and buy said food.

How in the hell is watching DVR "stealing"? It's not like you're climbing up the telephone polls to get free cable, you have to buy the DVR and pay a monthly fee on your bill for it.

Well, it's not like any women are going to get upset because you, a complete stranger, didn't walk up to them in the grocery store and tell them they're beautiful, so it's probably safer to NOT do that.

No one's encouraging victims to NOT report abuse or to stay with abusers. But how can you acknowledge all the problems with the justice system and then blame women for not wanting to press charges? Also, she HAD already broken up with him when he did this to her.

How is it going overboard to not want to support a convicted fugitive?

Lots of men refuse to wear condoms, and in many parts of the world women have no right to refuse sex to their husbands, so this could be useful to give more agency to women in developing countries.

Lmao, and I thought I was sheltered because I didn't know that women could receive oral sex until I was 12.

That's why they call it having a bun in the oven!

Well you can always double up. We have a myriad of ways to prevent pregnancy, it's about time we got some methods for preventing STDs other than just condoms and not having sex.

It's not like he's already been tried and served time for his crimes. He left the country when he was indicted and has been running from the law ever since. Do you think we should just drop charges against people if they're good enough at making movies?