Like this...

“Even when I worked in PC World I would sometimes walk up to people and nip at their shirt. I got in trouble once; someone walked into the PC repair centre and I had part of their dad’s computer in my mouth. But the other staff knew I was like that to everyone. They didn’t find it weird.”

I was thinking that too. Mocking the guy who was helping with the groceries was just rude.

What you would call ‘challenging’ in a woman, you’d surely call at least borderline ‘abusive’ in a man. My rule; people who are ‘challenging’ should accept an equally challenging partner. This is not what I’ve read out of this. She’s been looking for a human Piñata who will simply absorb anything she levels at him.

There can be a fine line between being challenging and just being an asshole. This veered into the latter territory (and I don’t even mean the boner poke, which was just insecure and weird).

“I sold my friend the drugs she used to overdose, and I went to prison, but I learned *sooo* much about myself in the process ❤️”

*sounds of Bob Belcher GROANING*

Okay can we talk about xoJane lately?? The other day I read the one from the woman who says that she thinks straight men just become gynecologists to grope women and I just

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

I miss when you had to draw your sex organ and mail it across the country in the hopes that the horse drawn carriage pulling your mail across the rugged, undeveloped landscape becomes waylaid by a pack of female bandits who seize the mail, find your hand drawn sex organ, and eventually track you down because, my man,…

He must have been so pissed that we don’t have a go-to slur for Korean people.

“...slips back into coma”

This is what always pisses me off, the acting like autism is some sort of dehumanizing flaw or something. It’s the same ableist bullshit that they people pulled with the sight and hearing impaired until very recently.

Well. There isn’t a diamond of exposed cleavage in the middle of her armor for no tactical reason whatsoever, just uhhh, conforming to her anatomy.

Pretty sure you’re the only one bringing any of that up here chief.

Daammnn, love the paint and shading! Reminds me of my ol’ Games Workshop days.

The philosophy of the artwork relates to the idea of the sacred feminine.

Oh my god, the rest of the world has discovered otherkin.