May I suggest a name? Organ Grindr.

And all the people who miiiight acknowledge that her ptsd is real only because she's a veteran, but would otherwise dismiss it because it's "just" from sexual assault and that's disrespectful to people who've seen combat and blah blah. Those are my favorites. The ones who think they get to decide who gets to have ptsd…

Geez.

There's no easy way out of this. Whatever happened to us, we have to live with it for the rest of our lives. What I do know is that it doesn't get better if you keep it a secret. You sit there, it lingers, it comes up, and you feel horribly alone

Not everyone has enormous boobs. I don't, for example.

"But, really: staying open on Sundays would present an economic boon for France ..." Oh, it's going to be a "boon" all right, just you wait! Look at America, we're doing great and we just love it! There's no downside, that's the beauty!

My husband died. I moved on eventually. Some British nobleman tried wooing me. I fell for him. We boned in a Liverpool hotel. He asked me to marry him. I said no, and then cut my hair short.

This story is weird. What about his boss? And the bathroom? What are you talking about?

(hug)

I love you.

This was a really brave thing to share and I'm really glad you opened up the discussion on how predatory these kind of relationships can be. In the other GSA article Jezebel posted the victim truly thought the relationship was consensual even though she had been groomed from an even earlier age for the abuse. As you…

*reads article*

We had an horrid relationship, the last 2 years where whiteout sex We had already broken up, I came to my apartment to find him inside it, lucky me the guy I was having sex with was waiting for me at a part several blocks away, Called my best friend because I wasn't going to be alone with my psycho ex...

I was…

Please, please trigger warning this stuff. Please.

This is some brave shit.

I have already started a good healthy cry. Nothing moves me as much as the pride and courage of human beings like this. Fills your heart with all the good things.

The people of Charlie Hebdo definitely didn't deserve what happened, but this isn't an issue of free speech, its an issue of actions have consequences. Far too often people will talk out of line, say something or do something that reflects poorly on them, and then they try to use "free speech" as a Get Out of Trouble…

That's what they want you to think.

None of them know that words have meanings.

That's like threatening to fight every heterosexual at a Melissa Etheridge concert.