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Well, by definition gay bars have a very sexual atmosphere. The ones I've been to anyway. I can tell you that lesbians can sometimes be super aggressive in terms of coming on to women that it can definitely make you uncomfortable: invading your private space, touching your hair, stuff like that. It has made me…

differentiated

I went to Catholic Forensic League Nationals...

Because if it turns out that he loves going to clubs where women hit on him, maybe he's got a little homophobia going on – albeit a mild case.

catastrophically

My girlfriend cries about it all the time and it doesn't help her depression.

Admitting it is definitely the first step. After I took this test I got on the train and quickly sat down next to an older white man. There was also an open seat next an older black man. I kept wondering, did I see that seat? Did I see it and unconsciously choose to sit next to the white man instead? If I did, was it…

MTV actually has a pretty interesting website addressing implicit bias http://www.lookdifferent.org/what-can-i-do/…

I believe it. My generation was brought up to not "see" race, so our biases are unconscious and it's often hard to get people to admit that we have them.

Edit. got Kinja-ed.

You had me at Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche.

Add me to the "Promless Wonders" list.

I got sick a couple weeks before my prom, but resolved to POWER THROUGH IT and didn't see a doctor until four days before the prom... when the doctor diagnosed me with a mononucleosis/strep-throat double-whammy.

I shared this story not long ago on another post, but I'll share my rom-com prom story.

Yeah, because we're constantly hearing about creepy women preying on unsuspecting men by secretly taking exposing pictures of them. And of course let's not forget about all the men who are subjected to unwanted groping when they're just trying to go about their day on public transportation. And then of course the…

...they're coming.

I feel... so... objectified.

This is awful. Is this what women feel like all the time?