If anyone with more details on this story can fill me in, I appreciate it.

Sure, women do bad things. But 98% of mass shootings are men, and 89% of murders are committed by men, and men account for about 80% of arrests for violent crimes, according to the DOJ.

Well, the italian criminal code considered a man killing his sister, wife, or daughter because she tarnished his “honor” a mitigating circumstance until the 1980s.

“Thought she was being overdramatic.”

They’re committed as part of a patriarchal system.

You mean, other than abortion clinic bombings, church shootings, forcing gay kids into conversion therapy that ends in suicides, and countless women forced to carry pregnancies that sometimes end in death to the mother? And before you tell me those aren’t “honor killings,” yes they are. All of these Fundamentalist…

Yeah, heaven forbid he should take a woman’s fears seriously. Domestic violence victims across the world are treated this way until the worst happens.

“Thought she was being overdramatic”.

So many honour killings are committed by mothers in law, sisters, aunts and mothers. This is a problem that goes way beyond a gender demographic. (How much easier it would be if it didn’t though....)
Feeling the hatred with you sister

I hate men.

It’s not like everybody who hurts other people is some kind of horror movie villain, going around doing nothing but being villainous. This is the kind of BS used all the time to excuse rapists (“Don’t let one mistake ruin this young man’s life!”). People who hurt other people should still face justice for what they…

This is not a mistake. She broke the law doing a very nasty cruel thing to a woman at her gym. That’s straight up gross.

Good people don’t make “mistakes” like that. It was very malevoleant, cruel, and intentional.

Is the “mistake” in this place showering in a place where some privacy is expected? Struggling to see who’s the mistake-making “good people” in this case...

What a horrible person. I hope that the woman whose picture was taken is doing okay. :( Such a foul fucking human, man.

when i was 15 i called a boy “magnetic” in an email and the memory of it still makes me want to barf

It’s viscerally embarrassing to read. I suddenly feel ashamed of all the obviously, transparently performative emails I’ve written to smart boys in a desperate bid to get laid.

Can you spot the difference?

You're not growing the wheat or the avocados? Poser.