I am in a hotel in Washington, DC, and my boyfriend is taking a bath, reading. I barge in, demanding to know if all men are terrible, eyes blazing. He tries to calm me down, but I am upset.

There was an excellent article yesterday about this attitude: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/…

She's looking like the old, fun Angie again. Now, where's that vial of blood?

It's like you have no idea that the government throwing you in jail and a private institution enforcing a penalty against you for violating its code of conduct aren't the same thing. Do you clutch your pearls equally tightly every time someone is expelled for plagiarism?

How out of touch with reality do you have to be to make an excuse like "it wasn't rape because I stopped when she started to cry." Hey asshole, during consensual sex people generally don't cry from fear and pain during the middle of it.

He says the expulsion has made it impossible for him to start his job at a Wall Street firm

BUT WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF THE POOR RAPIST BOYS AND HOW THEIR LIVES ARE RUINED?

If any men want to experience a taste of this, make an online dating profile, fill it with some generic stuff, and make your profile pic a young woman. Then, as the messages come flooding in, politely decline and wish them luck. When I did this once several years ago, I was constantly badgered and this quickly turned…

This is one of those moments where the internet is every bit as magical as it's supposed to be—it's been incredible to see the groundswell behind #YesAllWomen and I hope it never stops. I just got back from a dinner with a friend where I disclosed the latest awful, surprise "bad touch" experience with an entitled…

I just keep thinking: will they believe us now? Is this finally the moment when men start to grasp the reality that women live in?

The whole thing is heartbreaking and any man who can't acknowledge the subliminal fear women have to deal with in nearly every interaction with the opposite sex is in denial of the grim reality of our culture.

I am really sick of seeing sex framed as an object that one can give or receive rather than an experience. It's one of the fundamentally erroneous assumptions in so much discourse on this issue.

But pro-life parents, isn't this what you wanted?

David Bowie, especially as Jareth in Labrynth?

I mean. I don't want to brag, but.

Come on, guys.

At first I thought it was referring to Hillary Clinton, and I was confused yet tickled.

He has far too many demons.

100. 1995 Rust Cohle