At this point isn’t it basically implied?

Curse you, free entertainment sequel that didn’t live up to my individual expectations and arbitrary standards just like the original... -shakes fist- ...curse you to RERUNS!

I find the part calling people “babies” when they don’t want to watch graphic rape scenes more disturbing than the tired old chestnut of indignation over trigger warnings existing.

Presumably to stay 100lbs. Skim milk is a filthy tasteless lie to tell your body, that it’s getting something nutritious.

We should get together and talk of many things.
Of fruit —and cream —and sugar snacks —and why coffee drinks are king.

Unrepentant (ok moderately repentant) fatty here. Coffee with cream and sugar used to be one of my favorite indulgences. Even while dieting and eating nothing but air and fucking fairy dust, if there’s not at least cream in my coffee I don’t want to drink it.

Summary of your original post:

I’ve asked just about every guy I dated out as well, and I have numerous friends who have a similar track record.
Women not wanting to ask this guy out on a date has nothing to do with feminism and everything to do with how he presents in public. If he’s stomping around angry that women aren’t throwing themselves at…

It might be partly due to espousing anti-feminist rhetoric though, FFT.

Amen to this. I’m considering buying a fake beard to wear on public transportation. Wearing giant headphones also help because I have a presumably loud reason to ignore them talking.

Unless the men in question are visually impaired, there’s no excuse.
Book = GO THE HELL AWAY.

Women ask men out all the time. If you aren’t being asked out, consider that maybe you aren’t presenting yourself nearly as approachable as you think you are.

You can’t say my interpretation is objectively wrong

I can if you’re basing them on a flawed interpretation of the aforementioned reading ...and if they’re, well, wrong.

I’ve acknowledged the differing viewpoints all along, and simply disagreed with them because they are wrong. Disagreement is not an attack, nor does it negate the initial acknowledgment you and others got when we engaged about this.

Exactly. Being mad that they aren’t able to get pregnant is like being mad that a chained bicycle doesn’t work underwater.

On the flip side, I read this as Bristol Palin wants 10-yr-olds to be having babies?!

It must be frustrating for you to face those kinds of stereotypes.

Allow me to once again clarify the issue then. Aspergers does not denote violent tendencies. But a diminished capacity to interpret body language and social cues can cause frustration and if a person’s response is to lash out when frustrated, they should seek help with that behavior.

And for the record, these exchanges have probably been one of the most civil conversations to ever happen on the internet. My disagreement doesn’t make me a dick, it makes you ineffective at persuasion on this topic. Have a lovely day.