Yeah, he does seem open minded on many issues but try googling Dan Savage and biphobia or bisexuals. He's got some work to do.

Oh I know, I've heard similar and worse things from gays and lesbians. Dan Savage is one of the worst. Straight ppl, in my experience, usually just don't get it. ::sigh:: it's tough out there!

Yes, but as a bisexual woman, I still feel validated and proud.

Thank you Michelle!!!!!! Bi pride!!!

Cool, got it, you really think it's not wrong. That's your opinion, and it's still illegal, therefore don't do it.

"Indecent exposure is the deliberate exposure in public or in view of the general public by a person of a portion or portions of his or her body, in circumstances where the exposure is contrary to local moral or other standards of appropriate behavior...Indecent exposure sometimes refers to exhibitionism or to nudity…

"If it was just a naked bloke strolling down the street who walked up to a woman and said "Excuse me, I think you look really attractive and I'd quite like to get to know you. Here's my number." before carrying on his way then I doubt there'd be so much disgust."

oh.my.word. <3

"...given nothing in the description indicated creepy behavior or demeanor of any kind." Try again, sir.

"Some people just genuinely don't give a fuck about how others perceive them. They are their own persons."

Yes and it's awesooooome!!!!!!

I may not be able to come from sex with a man, but MAN do I get off in my sleep. True story. Thank you brainbodyconnection.

my guess is Scarlette Johannson

I totally think this is a cry for help. It's prob an unconscious one, but a cry for help nonetheless.

recognizing that someone is unwell is not "letting them off the hook". boundaries can still exist.

super entitled = sick/notmentallywell

who the hell weighs under 130 lbs?!

vomit.

This woman is in an abusive relationship, and a (probably unconscious) part of her is 100% crying for help with this book.

"If she's appropriating or using a black sub-culture, then so was every goddamn white artist of the past 60 years in American and English rock and pop music."