Yes, gamers fear that they’re going to be looked down upon for playing video games.

I can breakdown it down for you quick:

I worked with a couple of ridiculous sanctimommies in a small office and would randomly text my mom notes like, “Thank you for having an identity away from me so that I didn’t grow up feeling this pressure to be the center of your world at all times.”

From the linked story:

The reason why Annie Hall is liked by so many people who dislike a lot of his other work is that it's an actual realistic adult relationship with no fawning children involved. That, and any reasonable adult woman would also dump Woody Allen just like Annie Hall did in the movie.

Seriously. It’s like people just sit around thinking up the next ridiculous “in phrase” to use on headlines. Woke bae? Really? Especially in a crowd that constantly whined about the word bae? And “woke”? Like what, most men are asleep and ignorant? Bleah. I just hate this phrase on so many levels.

i thought this feature died last month

Tyrese is comatose. See: his dismissal of Amber Rose and his wearing of fur coats. No woke bae wears a fur coat.

Am I the only one very irritated by the use of ‘woke’ as a present tense word? What’s wrong with ‘awake’?

I’m really not a fan of this “woke bae” stuff, sorry Kara. I just can’t get down with throwing “woke” around so easily.

Given that women throughout history have been taught to couch their language in platitudes and niceities, I doubt that you can prove that “I feel” is only limited to capitalistic societies. One need only trace this language to women in Early-Modern Korean and European societies, just to name a few.

And it’s so different between countries/cultures too! It was hard to adjust back to American “niceness” after living in Germany. I had grown accustomed to saying something like “This doesn’t work. Fix it.” instead of “I feel like this could be improved a bit mayyyyybe consider changing it?”

Okay, but how she looked is still not relevant to whether or not it’s okay for her to try to force a kiss on an unwilling person. Her self-esteem or lack thereof is not relevant to whether or not it’s okay for her to try to force a kiss on an unwilling person. Whether or not she had lots of sex or no sex or anything…

Ah well. I try to keep it in perspective. Jez is not a "members only" club (although there are preferred members - not me:). It's a big site and people come and go. Gawker/Jez, itself, has changed radically in just a few years. It does seem to thrive on getting the outrage flowing, so when it does, I just leave the…

You’re there for her and making sure that she will be properly cared for. What more can you do? You’re a human being, not a god with endless energy and healing abilities. You need to start preparing yourself, too, for when she is gone.

It’s my first SNS. I’m still awake here in England.

I’m aware of what happened in this thread, I don’t know why you are reviewing it. I meant the original post that you and I are discussing. It seems you are being really nit-picky here.

Also you STILL don’t get the point. She is talking about her emotional response to emotional situations in her own life. She is not…

Dude, I have no earthly idea what an MGTOW is, and I googled it and see it is some acronym that has something to do with a male response to feminism and I just really don’t care. My point is that the OP is talking about how constant exposure to male violence in her own life has made her decide to avoid men. It has…

Ha ha! Alright, I can see that her stance is a bit extreme, but I think it hilariously proves her point for someone to respond by talking about how her avoidance of men due to fear for her own safety affects the men. OMG.

A warning. If you notallmen me I’ll dismiss you so don’t even bother.