He doesn't.

I think your advice is good but the examples are horrible.

It doesn't change the dynamics if you change the wording.

Awwww... hopefully you'll find someone.

You think it doesn't happen to girls too?

But you wouldn't go after every girl you got along with, would you?

It depends entirely on how you react/tell them. If you approach it directly and say you need space to get over her, but you still value her as a person, it's worlds away from the shit some guys do where they're like "oh yeah we still have to hang" but don't reply to texts and cancel on plans and ignore you…

Umm what?

Pulling back and telling her you need space until you get over her is not the same as just stopping being friends with her, which is shitty.

Well yes, the whole point is that people who actually have them don't go around bragging about it. For him it was more of a minus than a positive attribute.

I've actually seen one. Through boxers, but still.

Because we hear people saying the most ridiculous shit and meaning it every single day here. It's become hard to tell the difference between news and the Onion, much less a joke.

And that is why I still lie to my family doctor about being sexually active.

You might have implied it as humor, but a lot of comments elsewhere were not trying to be funny about it, and your comment doesn't really have strong markers of levity anyways.

You might think it's territorial (I am) of me to leave marks on my boyfriend, and find it distasteful, but that's a far cry from abuse.

It's not about teeth; it's about suction!

Model-minority paradigm and whatnot. They take advantage of the fact that Asian cultures are heavy into group responsibility and shaming as conducers of good behavior, which translates to: whatever we do to you, you can't fight back because it'll make Asians look bad.

I mean, it obviously is.

Asians are the most racist people I know :P