I don't think he's making the argument that sexualized games turn gamers into sexist pigs at all, though. There's a lot of sexism in games and within nerd culture, which is slowly getting better, but is far from eliminated. You can see that in a lot of these comments. It's just very obviously there.

Golly, I guess I'll just be sitting at home watching Netflix for another year. This way I'm much less likely to sit in gum. And I can order an ENTIRE pizza for the cost of a movie ticket.

Of course Slytherin is full of pick-up artists! It's so obvious!

I dated a guy who told me that he woke up to a girl he had been sort-of dating (and had slept with previously) having sex with him without a condom. Sounded like rape to me, and he was definitely affected by it.

I can't wait to play this! I always love leveling my thievery and persuasion skills—I will talk to villagers for ages—until I start getting wrecked by giant rats and what-not.

Could you get into substitute teaching? I don't know what the process is, but I do know a handful of people who are substitutes and don't have teaching degrees. That might be a good test of how you feel in that setting, without the pressure of needing to know everything about everything already.

It's so true. Once you disentagle the MRA rhetoric from the blatantly woman-hating stuff, you get... feminism. I'm sure not everyone sees it exactly this way, but it's basically a theory of equality, and not one just for women. We should really be on the same team, as far as most of this stuff goes.

Then you dodged everyone, including your great aunt's dog walker's cousin, from asking when the wedding is! Honestly, that's a priceless gift.

Jon Hamm or bust.

You're probably right. So expensive though!

Pizza! I might need some of that, myself.

I've looked into that, and it is helpful! The problem is that I think I've done the same things they're doing, only I somehow did it wrong. I just don't know what I goofed up on.

Thanks! I do have the manual, but it's kind of sparse, and clearly I'm missing something. I'm probably better off rethreading the whole thing.

But where are the young ladies going to learn their social graces, such as putting barbecue sauce on your fingers and sexily feeding it to your male of interest?

For those of you who sew, how did you learn?

This happened to me! It does feel like they want you to jump through a dozen hoops and charge you lots of money to be really inconvenient. Just close your eyes (figuratively) and do it! You'll feel a lot better once everything is submitted. Waiting for responses is a whole other kettle of fish, but even then, it's out…

My cousin's cat doesn't know how to bathe itself, so his greasy look would probably rate a B with me. But it's not really his fault he's dysfunctional!

Well, it's not just for them, but I'd be lying if it didn't kick me into gear. Frankly, I miss the company of men, and I've got another week before school starts kicking my ass, so it's only practical. On the bright side, my expectations are incredibly low, and worst case scenario I get to eat at new restaurants!

Um, only because feminists take all the cookies for themselves! Yeah!

So I spent the holidays out of time seeing family and friends, which was awesome, but I was asked approximately 400 times if I've met a guy. Most of my family doesn't have the slightest idea what I'm going to school for or even what city I live in, but they all know for absolute sure that I am single.