Oh, Iron. Have a you met humanity? Assholes can be anyone.

Some reasons not to present any evidence:

You’re unstable

White Woman Hates Holiday Celebrated By and For Black Men in Countries affected by Colonialism, more news at 11.

To me it’s not that it’s *technically legal*, hell at one point 12 was legal in some areas. But she was an adult. Maybe 19 isn’t a full fledged adult but an adult nonetheless. As someone who has been with a much older man (who had children) I never appreciated people trying to reframe my own experience. It’s…

I dunno, the “maybe don’t take our children into a war zone where even UN convoys are bombed” is not that bad a tack . . .

I’d have a hard time taking my kids to an actively war ravaged place like Syria. I see his point. As an adult she can go where she wants - her person, her decision, but he does have equal say in where the kids go, no?

I can think of all manner of Avengers plots (canon or otherwise) that would involve one or more members of the team needing to get naked, so I’m going to go all out and say that there should just be a male-nude scene in the next Avengers movie, and Scarlett Johannsen should get some delightful line akin to the one in…

Poobah - and you’re proving my point. I was referring to his non-answer and nearly unflap-ability. He was mildly flapped - and this is reportedly a close friend.

This bums me out, not gonna lie :(

Why not just remove it? The story doesn’t provide any new information and runs counter to what Jez is supposed to be about. It’s literally the asshole following you down the street yelling at you to cheer up three days after your dad died.

Yeah, clearly amending doesn’t include admitting their article is a fuck up and that they should apologize for its nonsense.

Yeah, tacking that on at the end really doesn’t fix it. If you had any sense you’d take this bullshit down completely.

It should have been amended to include an apology.

The one sentence at the end totally clears it up and makes the tone of the rest of the article okay. /s

I’m sorry, Stassa, but this article basically amounts to, “Smile, it can’t be that bad.”

you shoulda heard merlan when she defended the article.

No, it’s not, because if the genders had been reversed, the focus here would have been on the inappropriateness of the joke. Because the gender dynamic is what it is, the focus of this article, and these comments is on Hills inability to “take a joke.”

I get the idea that punching up is better than punching down. However, you’re really saying it’s okay to fat shame a dude, who is probably very insecure about his weight, by telling him he completely undesirable just because women get that kind of thing much more than men? That seems bizarre.

Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that other women will kill them.