I think the words people do and don’t feel comfortable using for sex are super interesting, like I don’t mind calling it fucking but “making love” gives me the heebies even though I don’t engage in casual sex. A friend of mine has a theory that you should only have sex with people who use the same terms as you because…
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“Another female employee of Gawker Media has a more cynical take, suggesting that “they say it to remind you that they’re there so you can compliment them or soothe them like the big fucking babies they are.”
Not if she’s the issuing judge. She’s got a right to temporarily do what she wants with it.
Mindy looks...different?
Kill it.
She’s not going to have sex with you, Brett.
“Because I am new to Snapchat, I didn’t realize that not everyone has the same body type, metabolism, and exercise habits as I do, and also that not everyone gets paid to look like a model. I also was unaware that violating another person’s privacy, in an area of utmost privacy such as a locker room (where people are…
I completely understand why violating a person’s privacy in a space where they can expect not to be photographed nude for a personal conversation is OK. It’s for the lulz.
“Frank’s posted a plot-thickening, grammatically unfortunate statement.”
Okay...?
I assumed it was just a funny pic of some random that got spread across the internets.
Yup. Woman are always made to feel like they are overreacting if they find a man creepy. We’re supposed to be understanding of gross behavior and write it off as “social awkwardness.” Fuck that noise. Trust your gut ladies.
The delicious thrill I get when I see a (sic) from within a quote of someone I degree with trying to deliver a burn is so sweet, like the sweetest dessert. Just...the best.
The lesson is that everyone has it worse than white dudes ... so they should shut up about inequality.