"(so she'd know who to yell at, probably)"

Do you understand how debates work? There's a subject of a debate. In this case, it's the 2 individuals at the top of this page that the article is based on. We are allowed to talk about those people and what we think of them because they are the subject of the debate.

First of all, I'm speculating about this particular woman based on what this particular woman wrote. I'm not speaking about all women.

Save myself from what? Your judgement?

1) I'm against public shaming, in all forms.

1) Please don't make this personal and use ad hominem attacks. You don't know me, so please don't stereotype.

1) I don't even know what MRA/PUA is, and I don't appreciate being stereotyped and lumped into some group that I've never heard of. You don't fucking know me. Don't pretend to.

"An many more guys would have taken the hint when she stopped talking to them."

After he dropped his "lengthy declaration" he left her alone for 2 days. He didn't continue to pester her. He had likely given up at that point. Then, instead of continuing to ignore him and letting the situation die, she resurrected a dead conversation and reached out to him to ask him who their mutual friend…

If you look at the timestamps, he posted his big message on 2/21, and then there was radio silence for 2 days, and she finally responded back on 2/23. That means that this guy left her alone after his big message. He didn't continue to pester her after that. He probably thought she wasn't interested and that was…

You said "She tried to make it easy by not responding." That's not true. If you look at the timestamps of messages, he sent his long multi paragraph message on 2/21, and she sent her reply 2 DAYS LATER on 2/23. That means after this guy sent his big message, he left her alone for 2 days. He didn't continue to…

Actually, I can't relate to this guy at all. I've been in a serious relationship with my girlfriend for quite some time, but thanks for making ad hominem attacks. You only hurt your own argument by doing so.

Do you honestly get the feeling from this case that she is afraid of the guy? I don't sense any fear at all in her response. In fact, she seems to realize that she has the upper hand in the situation and she's basically sticking her finger in his chest and telling him what a loser he is, and using him as a verbal…

Wait, so you openly admit that you have a double standard? You say that she was "perfectly justified", but if the situation was reversed and a guy did this to a girl, then he would be "down right shitty and mean"....

It's funny how she said it wasn't her responsibility to hold his hand and walk him through the process of rejection, which is true. She also has no obligation to be nice to him either.

So, I saw a special on TV about competitive eating. They've done a bit of scientific research into it and here's what they've come to understand:

I remember reading somewhere that Michael Phelps ate like 10,000 calories a day when he was training for the Olympics when he won all the medals.

Yeah, I worked at Crystal Dynamics shortly after Tomb Raider was released and it sold like 3 million copies in the first month or 2, and Square Enix was still disappointed. When you put too much money into a game, the only way you can turn a nice profit is to sell like GTA or COD, and Tomb Raider (and Bioshock…

Investment: "the investing of money or capital in order to gain profitable returns, as interest, income, or appreciation in value."

I'm not going to argue your point. Everyone is free to do with their money as they choose, of course. I'd just like to pick a few nits about the way you worded things. You say you don't like investing/buying unfinished products and you don't want to gamble and wait month/years and MAYBE get what you paid for.