I don’t even want to do any of that. I just want to eat cupcakes and watch daredevil. Fuck everything.
Also guilty of this. When my husband hands me back lone strands of hair from every imaginable and unimaginable place, I thank him graciously and place it back on top of my head. Take that, husband.
1000x. Straight guys have NO clue that you should not ask to have sex in a damn online chat. Also, I like The Walking Dead, but I don't want to screw everybody else who does. Is that so hard to understand?
I dunno what's worst, that cheeto dust covered nerds are using this as a rallying point or the inclusion of a bunch of words white people hate just cause they didn't know what they meant until two weeks ago
Um, actually it's not about his penis. It's about ethics in journalism.
There was a simmering anger about people like me — "Social Justice Warriors", as they call us — who are asking for change in the game industry: a better, broader representation of characters, among other things. We're "the cancer that's killing games", and Kotaku is seen as the key enemy site, with Polygon a close…
Individual health concerns are fine, but I'd rather get that info from a medical professional, not from some random person in a waiting room.
So basically, women have more realistic expectations, thus their expectations are more frequently realized.
If you honestly think that was directed at "all dudes in the entire world," rather than "dudes who behave in the way that this article is specifically referencing," then um... I think you're one of those dudes that needs to chill out. Bruh.
My favorite neg ever:
Him: Zelda!
Me (dressed as Link from Legend of Zelda): Link!
Him: Huh?
Me: I'm dressed as Link. Zelda is the princess.
Him: Whatever. I know way more about video games than you.
Me:…
That's not what I said at all. I said that having money objectively makes many aspects of life easier, and to pretend otherwise is insulting to people struggling with boredom/loneliness on top of not having a house.
My sister and I went to see him last year with our male counterparts. He did the bit where he asked the men to applaud if they'd ever sent a dick pic. Like half actually applauded, probably less. Then he asked the women if they'd ever received a dick pic. THUNDEROUS applause. The he asked how many women wanted the…
To me, there are 2 reasons why it's uncomfortable, and they compound each other. Negotiating your reaction in that scenario is important is because it's a lead - it starts as a simple compliment from a middle-aged dude in the grocery store, but, as most women know, depending on your reaction, it could lead into a much…
This. Maybe in a world where everyone just said random comments to strangers all the time about their appearances it wouldn't be dehumanizing, but in this world, where women have to constantly listen to unsolicited commentary about their fuckability, regardlesss of context, it is dehumanizing. I also feel it's…
If it's truly a compliment, then he shouldn't expect anything in response. These guys see "compliments" as favors. He did you a favor by saying he liked your outfit, and now you owe him something in return.
I had a guy cat-call me and I yelled back "fuck off." He yelled back "fuck you if you don't know how to take a compliment." At that point I stopped walking and countered with "then don't scream at me like you're at game. Walk across the fucking street and act like you have fucking manners." He yelled back "fuck you"…
"I hate how mom always lets women sit in the front seat of the car because women lies and says she gets car sick. And I also hate how women won't let me stop hitting myself." - Connor