Well, studies *do* show that sexist women prefer sexist men as well :P

If all the women you asked gave you that answer, it seems you're choosing to hang out with toxic people?

She's not saying "woe is me". She's saying that women like her face the same kinds of things Rodger did all the time, WITHOUT going enraged or crazy over it.

Ermm, ladies approach guys all the time? Not to the same extent, but we do, and are not nearly as obnoxious about it even though we have more to lose.

I think you're just looking at the past with rose-colored glasses. The existence of superficial people have been pretty stable throughout history, as well as the desire of others to find stable relationships and form a family. It's just that the latter group doesn't tend to be as loud, as obvious, or go out to meet…

Soooo, like, not nearly as bad as how it feels to be a fat girl.

Not really. I was raped by a friend, a couple mutual friends know about it, and he's still doing pretty damn well in law school and everything.

No, *you* handle it unhealthily, as do all of the guys mentioned in comments on this article, since it kinda is specifically about men who react violently when rejected/feel entitled to women's bodies.

No, you really, truly lack self awareness. Either that, or you are a troll, which doesn't seem to be the case, though I might be wrong.

"If I enjoy spending time with you and I find you attractive, then I want to date you, because why wouldn't I?"

That is a very, very dangerous line of thinking.

You, sir, earn the prize for derailing the conversation today. You've officially taken a discussion about violence against women, particularly when they reject men, and made it All About You.

I though it was because women tend to actually value their friendships and not call it the friendzone.

20 year old, eh?

I was in the same situation, except that I am an asshole not very nice.

Yah, this.

Then you quoted the wrong comment.

No. Just, no.

Today in people who don't read... Jeebus.

I love heels. It's rare for me to find a pair of flats that won't fall off my feet or make them super-uncomfortable. To the point where, as someone who never buys anything over $25, I'm willing to pay up to $200 for a pair of comfy flats.