*she apologized for her role, referring to her slapping him and provoking him*

To me, the worst part of Janay Rice's statement is when she contemplated what she will tell her daughter about all this. She said she will tell her what happened was wrong, but people do make mistakes and learn from them. Knocking your fiancé/wife out cold is simply a mistake to learn from. This seems to be how you…

Not only that, but she slapped him in reaction to him spitting on her! But, yeah, she needs to apologize for that.

What exactly is wrong with passing judgment on destructive behavior? Why must we be supportive of every dumb, hurtful, destructive or otherwise poorly thought-out thing that a woman wants to do in the name of this faux feminism?

Somebody has very low standards on how to be treated with respect and/or as a cherished partner. I think she was a victim way before his punch. Also - before we even get to the punch - who thinks slapping and spitting at each other is normal when it comes to adult interaction.

I asked him what happened when we got out of the elevator. He told me he was terrified because security was there.

According to a number of eyewitnesses he did. Only one person who was there said he didn't, and that was the guy who murdered him.

I wonder if Madame Tussaud's has a has-been vault. There have to been a ton of stars who were once famous enough to merit a wax figure but would now elicit a resounding "Who?" from any visitors to the museum. Or do they just melt down the Richard Greico statue and recycle the material for Kesha?

Except, that's not Mike Brown. Not all Young Black Men are Thugs and not all black people look alike.

One of my kids said he was thankful to have two dads. You know, in case one of us dies, he has a spare.

My college rape experience involves Rutgers who did not do jack shit for their rape victims. I was in my freshman year living on the all-girls campus. In fact, my attacker was a law student working for the county DA. HA right? I had no shot. AND THEN AND THEN my dorm made an example of me by bringing boys from the…

'I've done something wrong and I recognize that and I'm willing to take my licks and deal with it,'

The girl's motivation is irrelevant. Regardless of the reason she didn't want to participate, the teacher was completely in the wrong and I don't think a suspension is a strong enough punishment. The appropriate reaction from the teacher was giving her a 0 for the day. Giving her a period of detention might possibly…

I want to find one, just one positive in this story, so good on the kid who recorded that drunk fucking scumbag. He should go into police work or something. You can hear him forcibly questioning "Brian," without cajoling him, and successfully getting a confession. Good on you kid. A+ job for an amateur.

The fact is, people relate to each other in different ways. Which is to say, we relate to Cosby in a different way than his wife relates to Cosby, which is in a different way than his apparent victims relate to him.

"Why would I cheat with a Chili's waitress? Have you seen my wife? She's a Swedish Bikini model."
- Tiger Woods

Whatever, Jaden, I've read enough of your tweets to know you wrote that iTunes customer review yourself.

I've been a labor and delivery nurse for over 15 years. I've had well over a dozen male partners of the women I'm caring for come on to me or ask me out, and I'm pretty much your average, overweight night nurse in scrubs in a pony tail. My co-workers tell of the same thing. I'm really not sure what these guys are…

I knew a woman who fell into a coma. Her husband had an affair with, and left her for, one of the nurses that took care of her while she was in the hospital.

I was just having this conversation with a friend. Men think being nice, smiling at them and making eye contact means you are into them. Damn it! It's like, not everything is about your dick. Some people are just friendly.