do you have a tattoo of bea arthur on your ass?

that’s pretty funny!

I agree. All this “What an idiot. He had it coming.” attitude in the comments? Jeez, you guys.

I was just thinking about this, this morning (haha, always good to wake up thinking about rape culture). It’s such a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Shit. That almost makes me want to vote for him.

He seems really cool.

I have a friend who’s really gorgeous, like, shockingly beautiful. She came to me crying once because, yet again, some professional colleague attempted to turn their working relationship into a sexual one. It wasn’t as aggressive as this piece of work here, but it happened again, as it had happened so many times…

I highly enjoy the title of this article.

I love it.

Ugh. You would not believe the trolls. And they all say the same thing: You terrible human being. You hate men. You accuse this guy without knowing what happened. You assume he’s guilty.

Some people definitely do. When I was younger, my number was much lower than my partners’. I regretted asking one boyfriend, because he was up to something like 45 and, while I didn’t judge him for it, I definitely felt intimidated. The sex between us wasn’t very good, but I never said anything, because I figured he…

This is a good question. My rape began consensually, but quickly turned into anal rape.

How did I wish harm on him?

Agree.

word.

But, campus rape is more common than elsewhere.

It’s so weird, right?

I sort of agree with you. I have very mixed feelings about Title IX as a whole. I mean, rape is a serious crime, so why don’t we treat it as a crime? I don’t think it’s ever appropriate to force a victim to do something he/she doesn’t want to do (like go to court), but to have this soft alternative, where if the…

Oh, really? I didn’t know that.

Yeah, I find the whole premise behind the Title IX “trial” system to be odd. The FBI classifies rape as the second ‘most violent’ crime behind murder/attempted murder. That’s a big deal. I’m sort of shocked that we even have the option to not go to trial when a complaint is raised. An actual court of law, one hopes,…