Really, truly. I’ve had men talk over my answers as though what I were in the middle of saying was excrutiatingly obvious. After they drown me out the first time I decide that’s my cue to stop helping. I then default to, “Just use your best judgment. It’s really not all that hard.”

My ex used to interrupt me constantly and I really really wanted to try using a shock collar to train it out of him.

I’ll keep it simple. Fuck you and your child killing religion.

It is especially bad in the South. Like, shockingly bad- even in a city like Atlanta.

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You have to be a troll and this has to be a parody. Nobody is that moronic.

Well considering the Mormon Church denies same sex marriage and spends money to try to deny the right to marriage for same sex couples while also threatening to excommunicate any transgendered person who undergoes a medical operation, yes they’re bigoted. And now you’re supporting them ignoring the mental health…

So what youre saying is that the Mormon church has entangled itself into just about every facet of life in Utah yet despite that, you are dismissing the very likely possibility that the church itself is to blame for all this tragedy?

“Bigotry is right!”

Oh dear lord how did you avoid murdering him????

Church ran.

They are to blame. Telling children god hates them and will deny them their rightful place by his side for something they had no control over is heinous and callous. They will change when they get tired of dead children or we finally ensure separation of church and state.

...the Chief Justice is supposed to intervene when this occurs.

Ugh. I have a coworker who has the same general job and rank as I do. He routinely pulls this shit in meetings and one on ones alike. He called me one day last week when we were both working remote to ask me some questions he had on a project that intersected with my area of expertise. He would ask a question, I would…

“He thinks he can’t help it.” Well that’s definitely part of the problem. He needs to understand that he is 100% in control of, and responsible for, his actions. We frequently don’t hold men responsible for certain types of behavior — which is why they learn to act this way.

Because boys can do no wrong. From early childhood, girls are held to higher behavioral standards. I am at a conference right now, and we women have noticed that the men are too fucking special to push their chairs back in and not block the narrow aisles.

This effect is not limited to the male Justices: the male advocates also regularly interrupt the female Justices. This is surprising, both because the Court’s guidelines explicitly prohibit advocates from interrupting Justices, and because the Chief Justice is supposed to intervene when this occurs.

If men can pass a law about what women can do with their bodies, can women pass a law about what men can do with their mouths?