Speak for yourself. I’m tiny and weak.

I feel incredibly safe in Massachusetts.

There’s a breaking point with the world. Lots of self-care.

I can’t even read these stories without breaking down.

As a evangelical Christian I don’t agree with the LGBT lifestyle.

Just say #notallmen and save us the time.

“This has nothing to do with the President.”

This used to be my industry.

Thirteen years ago I was a boy. Jeebus does this hit in the feels.

When my gf and I saw it at the A.R.T. the audience was (not that) surprisingly full of queer ladies including some adorable older couples.

It did not suck!

Just consider for a moment that under all of this you are still rejecting the idea that women are rightfully afraid of men.

I am going to respond to you to just say this: A few years ago that was me writing the misguided screed #notallmen on the pages of Splinter.

Oh gosh I am so lame about Kinja these days! You are also followed! And I am going to really try to make an effort to post around here more often (and especially GT again) Uhg! Sorry!

Please don’t assume all male gamers are knuckle-dragging jackasses.

The attention this is getting is downright enormous.

This sounds like a sensible idea. Devaluing books and the written word, much of which is a historical record in and of itself, is kinda sketchy. To see people saying, “Throw away your books because they do not spark some kind of immediate-gratification response” makes the hair on my neck rise.

The idea of art classes there simultaneously gives me the willies and makes me sniggle.

The implied causation presented with those statistics makes me want to gouge my eyeballs out.

Could you imagine the outcry if a game forced players into an on-screen homosexual relationship? The internet would burn.