I’d considered “attention whore” to be a largely gender neutral term since I’ve just as frequently, if not more often, heard it flung at men, but it certainly wouldn’t be the first gendered insult to be aimed at men precisely because simply comparing men to women is viewed as insulting. And in any case, it carries a…

So you’re just fighting strawmen then? Or you literally aren’t familiar with the phrase “attention whore” which has nothing to do with pejorative criticisms of sexual history and everything to do with narcissism.

*Your argument

You’re argument might hold water if Argento and McGowan had merely come forward as victims, but that’s just not the case. From the beginning, they’ve positioned themselves as outspoken representatives and leaders in the movement. And leaders do need to meet certain standards. Like not being transphobic. Or statutory…

Go sit at your baby desk and think about what you’ve done!

And I’m distinctly remembering an interview in which Weiner refuses to label Don Draper, a destructive force in the lives of virtually everyone to whom he’s close, as an anti-hero because, and I quote, “he doesn’t kill people.” Something about that interview made it really clear that Draper’s aspirational elements…

It’s as though, solely for the accommodation of Chris Pine, they’ve added a fourth letter to the FMK classification system. D for date, by which I mean, not a relationship but a singular night on the town. Pine is the correct answer for D, since he’s an ideal arm piece, but D does not make for a Best Chris for anyone…

A lot of people pointed out that she got shut down as soon as she asked Kavanaugh about the July 1 entry on his calendar after which he became really flustered and agitated, and the Pubs called recess from which the prosecutor did not return.

He was the best thing on Entourage.

I keep forgetting that my username, though literary, reads as sexual.

I’m considering changing my username to Proudest, Drunkest Virgin.

Catastrophizing is about narrating the victim’s feelings about the assault, not about narrating the violator’s actions. If Ariana is not upset about what happened, then we don’t have a right to tell her she should be. But her feelings don’t alter the bishop’s intent.

Oh geezus. The fact that the showrunner has brought it up several times in interviews and took pains to address suggest that he thinks it’s big deal, a bigger deal then it actually is to the audience because there’s already been stuff on the show to address it. You specifically mentioned the showrunner, and I was…

I really wasn’t tho.

I dunno, it’s just your replies are coming off super defensive as if you’d prefer I didn’t offer my opinion at all. Moving on now.

Because the show runner consistently displays his attention to detail, however small, but that doesn’t mean it was a big deal or a huge inconsistency. We’ve all accepted Chidi as a fluent English speaker from the moment we’ve known he was a college professor in an English speaking country.

It’s actually not all that inconsistent since we’ve seen Chidi speak non-accented English in numerous Earth flashbacks. 

Every quote sounds like it was plucked from Drew Droege’s “Chloe Sevigny.”

Everything about the way he asked, “Have you?” had an underlying defensive suggestion of “Who hasn’t?” As if blackout drinking is a norm.

I’m trying figure out how you’d sit in that outfit.