“My client enjoys a certain degree of fame and unfortunately has become—unfairly‚ a target for an individual who has, in my opinion, dubious motivations.”

Also, if it’s no big deal then Brokaw has nothing in the world to worry about, right? It’s no more of a big deal than him getting drunk at a Christmas party and singing “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” off key or always carrying a piece of his baby blanket in his pocket when he breaks a big story, right? It seems…

And?

Ah, the old “judge not, that ye not be judged”. Quit projecting, drama queen, maybe seeing Brokaw’s skeletons tumble out have you sweating and wishing for the days before #metoo, but I hope it only ends when every last asshole has been publicly shamed.

Get Dolly Parton or get out! Dolly is both a singer and/or songwriter of too many country hits to count. She’s also honest, lovely and lively as a talent competition host should be.

I had a discussion with an older gentleman about just this yesterday. He couldn’t understand why a woman would wait 20-30 years to say something. (So they all must be lying). Getting fed up with black men using this as a defense for Cosby I asked him “If you got raped would you tell anybody?” After specifying that I…

Fuck man. What is the fucking point of these letters and statements? Do these people not understand that people are complex and present themselves differently to different people. Do they really find it wholly inconceivable that Tom Brokaw could have been great and wonderful to them and STILL have been a boorish…

I worked as a rape counselor for many years. Rape allegations divide all communities. We live in a patriarchal society controlled by men. Men have found it useful to perpetuate the lie that all women lie when it comes to allegations of rape. And, sadly, many women are equally complicit.

What got Bill Cosby “into trouble” was drugging and raping women.

Replying to the wrong article doesn’t really help either. And it’s just accurate to point out that wealthy white parents in NYC are resisting integration.

I’m pretty sure that the teach reading in Europe, so how did you miss the lesson as to make a reply that has zero percent to do with the actual title of the story?

“I used to support it but its taking down successful black men and I’m not with it.

Dude, you don’t need to spam every thread with that bullshit. You’re a True Revolutionary. We fucking get it already.

What Weinstein allegedly did was not ok. What Farrow did was not ok. Both deserve a serious time out for that. But maybe just maybe instead of focusing on accusations against people on our team we can start focusing on Trump who gets a free pass every time we talk about Weinstein. Maybe just maybe we should stop…

Heidi Thomas was just a woman with a bizarre story finally getting her shot at fame. “She wanted to be a star,” Bliss said, “and she’s living the dream now.”

We worship men who ambitiously pursue their self-interests and careers, but all the great stuff women do doesn’t mean shit if they don’t also “value relationships.” Cure cancer, end world hunger — that’s nice, but did she ever find love?

In his defense, I do think it’s emotionally laborious to get up the nerve to ask a person out and continue to pursuing them in the early stage when you’re not fully clear on their feelings or opinions about you.

In his defense, I do think it’s emotionally laborious to get up the nerve to ask a person out and continue to pursuing them in the early stage when you’re not fully clear on their feelings or opinions about you. Even if you’re a mature, stable woman, the fear of rejection is real for everyone and it’s completely…

OK, since you just handwaved the fact that women’s emotional labor last forever, let’s look at another key difference. By your own overly lengthy description, men do this labor to attract women, which means, to get something for themselves. Women’s emotional labor consists of listening to the man, giving comfort or…

“This is the best scenario and everyone involved did their job. Sometimes a victim doesn’t get the sentence they want and that’s unfortunate, but we have to look at greater community safety as well.”