I have literally sat in a meeting where we have talked about how PReP is being taken up by our middle class white gay men population at huge rates but we can’t seem to get anyone else in at risk groups onto it.

The older I get the more nauseatingly face-punchable I find Jim Halpert. He’s a selfcentred douchenozzle in all but the first few seasons.

They’ve realised that women are a huge market that they can continue to build with. So they are trying to show they care, really fucking poorly.

Today I am going to watch Arsenal with my brother, something I’ve been doing since we were 9 and 12. I hate that people are surprised by my knowledge and love of sports.

If he was ever at a big family event my brother would make sure he was never in a room alone with any of our female relatives. I also told all my cousins about it so no one would spend time with him.

Luckily I’m from a family of doctors so I learnt early on they are human, my mother’s cousin who was a physiatric doctor was struck off in two countries for having affairs with patients and prescribing them opioids they didn’t need then taking the drugs with his patients. He also threatened to rape her once and spent…

The whole “bad apples” thing is mad because the saying ends “spoils the bunch”. Literally these bad apples make sure all the others turn. Especially when they are supervisors anan police chiefs.

I will take their placards when offered and drop them out of the way. One less thing with their bullshit branding all over it. Utter Scum.

It took him another 10 years to die but it was never mentioned again.

This trope in pop culture bothers me so fucking much. An uninterested woman won over by persistence and nothing more. Brooklyn Nine-Nine did it really well where it set up with a guy always trying to get his coworker to date him and after a few episodes she said straight up “I don’t like you like that, I won’t ever…

My pressure story is about fantastic, lovely, feminist ally. He’s a man I care about deeply but we were young and wasted and I know he didn’t realise what he was doing and why it was wrong. I’m lucky it wasn’t something much worse and it’s the worst I’ve dealt with.

100%, great point.

I don’t think there is much sense comparing two horrific and terrible cases. COmmenters replying to you are equating biggest and worst. There are 140 women who have approached the police though, that’s fucking massive. I hope nothing ever eclipses it.

I don’t think there is much sense comparing two horrific and terrible cases. Both universities enabled the abuse but they did so in different ways, Nassar’s victims were available to him through MSU and USAG which is different. Sandusky’s position and charity gave him the power to abuse, Nassar’s gave him his victim…

I feel educational institutions need to be able to do this. They have the right and responsibility to deal with dangerous people on campus whether they are criminally convicted or not.

My view is that the reason men are reacting so badly to this accusation is that most guys who see themselves as decent people can easily look at Weinstein and think “I’ve never done something so awful and disgusting” but they hear this sort of accusation and they start to realise they have done this so it can’t be…

It’s answers like this that have led me to be a little bit in love with America Ferrera.

My brother introduced me too. They are my favourite books. I’ve read the series probably 3 times. I can’t believe no one has tried to make it for HBO yet! It could be an amazing miniseris.

so a totally different place?

no, it’s my IRL name... joke, it’s from American Tabloid.