No one said genes don’t contribute to personality.

So you’re an atheist.

Loyalty pledge drives?

Wo betide you for that context.

If anything, atheism is the opposite of a commitment.

Probably because people are being racist all the time

I don’t recall her name, but we used to be mates. Now she’s more of a chum

I guess I’m glad there was a reason for that awkward, passive first sentence.

I care less about your white fragility than the lives of people of color.

I’m white and somehow not personally offended by this article.

I’m sure a lot of CEOs are also artists, avocationally. Why assume that an “average artist” would be better at CEO-ing? Maybe CEOs have skills that would make them better gym teachers than former coaches? Or are CEOs just garbage people who have no useful skills?

It’s just a dick, not like his kidney is failing.

Bitch, I raise his child and do his taxes, among other things. I’m not his doctor or his therapist and I have no training in either discipline. Not my job.

In your scenario, does your husband know you have a health problem? Does he know that YOU know? Did you get off your grown up ass and see a doctor, or are you in denial about your problem?

I’ve never had a problem with dryness. If it ever starts, should I assume it’s my husband’s fault for not being enthusiastic enough?

I pay attention to sexist double standards. This one is a form of emotional labor.

The only two people I set doctor appointments for are me and my kid.

What action is SHE supposed to take that doesn’t infringe on his privacy? Is she going to keep a diary of his ejaculations to show to his primary care physician?

I am so tired of women my age paying lip service to feminism and then bending over backwards to absolve men of all responsibility.

Was the columnist giving advice to the man suffering from ED, or his partner?