It's a bit more complicated than that. In my experience it's more like those guys who fetishize involuntary sex-changes. It's rooted in a rejection of the fetishist's own body, sexuality, or social constraints. It might sound kind of bitchy, but women who fetishize gay men tend to not be conventionally attractive, and…

Supposedly there are still problems, but nothing major/game-breaking.

Yeah. You don't really notice it at first because, hey, one of the leads is a woman who is allowed to be both a rationalist scientist and a mother but then you realize every other woman, pretty much, is evil, dumb, or so goddamn crazy.

CITIZEN, WHAT IS YOUR PLEDGE?

Actually, I think that measures like this (clever and funny though they are) do often punish people who legitimately paid for the product. I bought Mirror's Edge on steam, but I got the slowdown anti-piracy countermeasure on my old machine because it was a false-positive. Meanwhile, it'd been fixed in pirate cracks.

Originally there was a very specific connection between all of the characters and a reason why most of them got their treacly happy endings: Rowan Atkinson's character was supposed to appear briefly in every storyline and at the end it'd turn out that he was actually an angel sent to earth to fix all these stupid…

Well, it's a win-win, innit?

What's the full content of the piece? Because the sense I get is that it's saying "Look, women might tend to have different conversational styles than men in the workplace, and you should take that into account."

There are therapists who work with delusions, but I'm pretty sure the standard methods are accommodation and negotiation. You can, with great difficulty, help a delusional person recognize a delusion and to deal with it like they would any intrusive thought, but...