WOW, That got real, real fast. I think I'll stick to my go to Tinder pick up line;

Wow, A+ for comment/gif pairing.

I'll join you in ambivalence. He's clearly witty and probably fun to hang out with, but, on the other hand, he may mean every word. I'd still have coffee with this ass.

I guess this guy was trying to be funny, or...?

We all know what she meant...

Seriously. Who wants to have sex with one of the Sims?

"Terry even has three custom-made penises that Bigelow can change according to her mood."

If only honey, if only.

I feel like they are really upselling those dolls b/c they aren't pretty.

Aw, I think that's sweet. I also thought Real Dolls were super cool when I saw them on HBO's Real Sex (anyone remember that show??) back in the day. So I might be a bit of a weirdo myself.

It's hilarious that you keep using that as some sort of "gotcha" as if you cannot possibly grasp the difference between a woman's consensual sexual history and a history of sexual assault. We're talking about a propensity to rape here, and the likelihood that a known sexual predator assaulted a woman. What on earth…

Oh fuck you. Actually, don't fuck you. No one should fuck you ever since you don't understand the nuance of rape and sexual assault, which means you definitely don't understand the nuance of consent and boundaries. Do you know how fucking terrifying it is to admit to yourself you've been raped? To wonder what someone…

Bwob, if a person gets robbed, then goes to a concert with the robber... then goes back to the robbers place and gets robbed again.

Guess what... it's still robbery. Actually its robbery X 2. The victim's intelligence or lack there of doesn't negate the robberies.

Yes, calling an allegation of sexual assault "obvious bullshit" is contributing to rape culture. The fact that you quoted "rape culture" to beg meaning is telling. The fact that you try to equate rape with robbery is also telling.

YOU WEREN'T THERE. Stop talking.

You obviously don't know what victim-blaming is. Victim-blaming is refusing to see someone as a (somewhat idealised version of a) victim. That can mean either knowing that person is a victim but still blaming them because you somewhat feel they provoked the situation (yeah it happened but you deserved it, I call it…

So if a friend told you they were raped, and you didn't buy it, then there is no crime? I'll need to see some credentials if you want me to believe that you are the most qualified judge and jury.

legitimately curious what your motivation for sticking up for this dude is.

Please have some shut the fuck up. People who have been assaulted act in all kinds of ways during or afterwards (see tonic immobility, for example, which used to be called "she didn't put up a fight, so she wanted it") and denial (aka, trying to survive the anguish of assault by not acknowledging it). Humans act in…

If someone says they were raped, you should assume they are telling the truth until it's proven otherwise. Same thing with any other crime. That doesn't mean we have to assume that this guy is guilty. It means we take it fucking seriously and investigate fully without simultaneously making victims feel like they…

Right. Because every rape victim ever has always been immediately aware of the severity of what took place and never tries to excuse, rationalize or blame themselves for what happen. No rape victim has ever remained silent because they feared shame, reprisal or further abuse for making "a big deal" out of having been…