I’m always watching out for other peoples’ kids in public. It’s maternal instinct. I couldn’t help it if I tried.

I haven’t encountered too many “creepers on women” scenarios, but I’d be watching and doing something, if I had.

There was a young “couple”, though, in Toronto, a few years back. On a subway platform, with…

I was at the library when a guy who is known for unsavory activities was on the sidewalk talking to a girl of about 10 on her bike. I stared him down, ready to attack like a lioness on a gazelle if he even THOUGHT of making a move! I tried to talk to the girl, once he noticed me and moved on, but she had pedaled off,…

I tell my kid that if she is separated from me in public and she can’t find someone wearing a nametag or uniform, to find another mommy and ask for help. Mommies get shit handled.

It’s worth remembering that there usually aren’t much in the way of “repercussions” for rapists, because a huge percentage of people, given the choice between accepting “my friend/family member is a rapist” or “the person who said my friend/family member is a rapist must be mistaken/lying/trying to create…

Nice! This happened to me when I was 12, in line for an outdoor concert with my parents, who saw what was happening and just ignored it and, when I confronted them afterwards, said “well, what were we supposed to do?”. Because being rude to a stranger is unthinkable, even when he’s creeping on your 12 year old. Bloody…

I know. Baby hands are so tiny.

Why would you send a baby for ice cream?

I love when women watch out for other women

These women are awesome. And the restaurant handled that perfectly. How awesome that they were able to verify via camera. But I’m just so stunned that it would be the gal’s good friend. What a jerk. What are guys thinking this way? Who wants to have sex with sleeping girls? I just never understood rape drugs. Makes no…

I like to compress them down into diamonds, which I then wear.

Favorite strategy for hating and killing all men thread!

I think it’s important to draw a distinction between “what was done to you is not okay” and “what was done to you was done with the intent of harming you and you should feel like a victim now, with all the stigma we associate with that status, whether you think so or not.”

You really found it shocking that men who violate a woman’s physical space could also be rich and famous?

In many cases of domestic abuse or child abuse we tell both men and women that, no, it was not okay what their parent/teacher/partner/etc did to them.

Uh... you need to calm down. Do you think I have the complete list of abusers in Hollywood and chose not to mention boycotting all of them? You seem to be really confused about who I am, what I know, and my power of influence.

I agree with you, but, unfortunately, you can’t assume around here everyone agrees with us: A few months ago there was an article about a 14 year old “baby groupie” who was raped by David Bowie in the 70s and the consensus in the article and in the comments was that the girl was worldly and sophisticated and it was a…

If people are going to begin erasing civil rights leaders because of controversial views they held, we may as well turn civil rights history as a whole into an optional, removable pamphlet in history books.

Ooooh, maybe I should check it out. I’m a dude, but honestly I love misandry so much, because, guess what, IT ISN’T REALLY A THING, except when it is and its glorious. MRA tears give me so much life.

Nah... not a nut job at all. You people are delusional and think the victims of your atrocities are supposed to be thankful that you’re invading countries and slaughtering thousands of people on the daily (LIKE RIGHT NOW)... in the name of freedom. But when it happens to you, it’s terrorism? Give me a break. Yuri…

Your argument is illogical. If the person you responded to wants to overthrow the US government, wouldn’t that be harder to do from North Korea?