You're correct I did type that fast and omitted a couple of words. Thanks I'll re-type it for clarification:

It sounds to me like you just don't like who you, and think people won't also. Some won't, but many will. This isn't a Happytime Funland, it's you manning up and being honest with yourself and others. It takes guts and will make for stronger relationships with you, and your partners (sexual and work). I'm not…

Wouldn't the best possible representation of yourself be the most honest representation? I mean that's the one you'll naturally stick with day in and day out, without having to be stressed about pretending to tell a lie.

An interesting theory, and one that seems to follow logical sense all the way through (again recognizing there are exceptions and this is a generalization). As I only have second-hand knowledge of Japan and have never lived there, I can neither affirm nor dispute your claim. I can however dispute any responses to…

Also the stat of parents that complain, but then subsequently do nothing to prevent further app store purchases like good hypocrites.

She never said anything about casual sex grossing her out. She appeared to be referring to the skewed impression this article gives of relationship sex.

This is the first comment I saw on this post that was funny. It's great to mock people that blindly feel they're entitled to something, even to the point that their emotions are clouding their judgement.

Interesting and agreed 100%. It is a purely theoretical "utopian" state of communism. This may still have implications for other businesses scared of their different tactics in management (it certainly has the Washington Post curious and testing the waters).

If we lose objectivity, we risk becoming as corrupt as the system itself. That's no justification. I'll now look up the link (I assume it's in your previous comment).

He's asking for a source. Think of yourself as the prosecutor and him the defense lawyer. Without reliable sources, he is questioning the validity of people's claims as to this defendant's guilt. So far nobody has provided objective evidence that puts a damning light on him. You saying "it exists" and "fact"…

No! No different! Only different in your mind. You must unlearn what you have learned.

Imagine if this game got much bigger. You'd have spies from opposing factions scouting out such a move, then collecting donations to fund "grey area" counter-attacks (ie: paying the pilot more to not fly her out, or some other situation).

After re-reading your comments I agree that I read too much into what you were saying, and backwagoned you with LossOfLogic in her attempts to disprove that women can be sexist towards men.

Well apparently that game is still in the works. I make no claim to know that they will get a port for sure or not, I just make educated guesses based on the info given. PS4/XBone are much closer in architecture to a PC than previous console generations (which Revengeance was programmed for) so has a higher chance…

Even if devkits/licensing costs are free on console (which they are now just beginning to be due to tighter competition), then you're still ignoring the fact that games are usually coded on PC then ported to console, thus an extra step in the dev chain resulting in a substantial increase in costs.

Before I get into any debate with you, I need to ask: Are you male or female? I feel that men defending women's rights tend to "white knight" quite often and expound the issues that plague women currently, thereby weakening women's struggles. If you're female then we can begin this debate.

You and LossOfLogic are missing something that jporter313 is bringing up. Sure power dynamics are the key as you both say, but you are both making the assumption that men are ALWAYS at a power advantage in EVERY social interaction, which is simply not the case. Take a realistic example of this sexual relationship…

Oh and lets not forget, MGS V is likely to get a PC version (albeit a few months later, ala GTA V): http://www.incgamers.com/2013/09/kojima…

Interesting you responded to me then deleted your post and my response, well that's fine we can keep this between us. You say what I said regarding your initial opinions has no relevance, but don't specify what has no relevance and why. Hiding from a disagreeing opinion won't make it go away, because it just means…

Strange, my responses to your comment don't appear to be showing up. As I've tried multiple times and waited to see the responses, it's possible they're being deleted by you. Well if that's the case, then it's clear you didn't like the fact I disproved you so strongly and reacted with emotion. Let's hope it's just…