They also don't want to have to critique or stop their own behaviour or believe their actions could be bad.

It looks trivial on the face of it, but in reality its calling out a serious trend of gas lighting and humiliation. Purposefully making a woman angry and then recording her and spinning it to make her look crazy so you can mock her online is abusive, and abuse is insidious and very very serious.

I’m always shocked by food poaching families (including my extended family) because I’ve never faced it in my immediate family. Last Christmas my mom was talking to me about how her family was so poor when they first had kids that my grandma always made rice and oatmeal with milk to try to slip a few extra calories in…

I do much of the food buying and preparing and would never even think to use this as an excuse to give consistently give my boyfriend less food and then claim he doesn't deserve to eat as much as I do. Not the kind of relationship I would ever want to be in.

Misogyny is the problem, here. Your perpetuating it isn't helping anyone.

Jesus Christ, you have zero comrehension of mental illness and domestic violence.

If someone had walked up to me while I was being raped and put a gun into my hand, I still wouldn’t have known what to do with it. I went into shock, and the rapist was out the door and halfway across town before I even came to my senses and started realising what had just happened.

Teens at that age often aren’t capable of realising the long-term effects of their actions (truly—it takes quite awhile for your brain to fully develop the concept of risk and consequence). Her parents absolutely failed her, here. She may really live to regret this—she might grow up as she gets older. Right now she’s…

Mine, too. If I didn’t get something, it was assumed it was because I simply didn’t earn it. Or maybe I was good enough, but there was someone out there who was better. It isn’t an insult—I was taught if you try your best, that’s all you can do. Countless times in my life I haven’t gotten a position or haven’t gotten…

It’s not “rapey”. It’s rape.

Stop holding women accountable for the actions of men.

Really though? You have to be taught that your partner repeatedly saying “you’re hurting me!” is a signal for you to fucking stop?

“Fun fact” is usually meant to sound sarcastic.

My ex was one of the “I’M ALWAYS RESPONSIBLE YOU ONLY FEAR GUNS BECAUSE YOU WERE NEVER PROPERLY TAUGHT” people, and he always had guns flung on the backseat of his car or I would find them stuffed under my bed. People like that have a total disconnect from reality.

Considering I’m a born American who is trying to get a permanent visa to live in Scotland after school, it doesn't surprise me in the least that someone might want to think awhile before deciding to get citizenship. Which, by the way, is not cheap or easy or a decision to made lightly. It's also none of your busniess,…

I'm guessing she's probably mentally ill.

He owes you his GRADES? No. No no no. I sympathised with you up till that point, but the sympathy is now gone. You're expecting to control your kid like he's still in high school, and you have no legal or moral right to demand his grades. If you don't give him space and privacy and responsibility, he'll never grow up.

Like usual? You clearly have zero understanding of rape culture or the experiences of rape victims.

Especially when you consider that most rapes go unreported at all. It’s almost unheard of to be falsely accused of rape. But women are raped so often that we grow up expecting it.

Feminism is advocating for the right of WOMEN to gain equality to men. Specifically women (FEMINism) because men already have all the power and privilege.