Or, they didn't feel like there was a reason to bring it up with you?

If they're following someone home, that's not because they're socially awkward, and is hella assertive. I don't even think it's sexism; they just plain don't care how the woman feels outside of liking them or not.

It's happened to me on many an occasion, and happened to pretty much every girl I know.

Probably because guys wouldn't go off and call a woman a bitch and get all aggressive when her brother is around??

No, that's not a valid comparison.

Aaaaand again, freedom of speech only applies to government censorship. It does NOT provide you with freedom from other people's opinions, unless you'd like to crack down on their freedom of speech?

I thought that was Korea.

No, it's pretty obvious that his agent told him it was an audiobook reading, and he went there expecting to read a book for recording, just not D&D.

Yeah, sounds like your husband is a dick.

And his point was wrong.

Try Khan Academy!

It's not an outrage so long as they both wanted it and you weren't, like, a total dick about it. To each their own, to each their own.

I said the industry was dominated by men. I did not make any assumptions or inferences about them. Stop trying to make it seem like I have an agenda.

It sounded like you were blaming her for not speaking out, and the rest of us were cluing you in to why she might have such a response.

No, despite means "in spite of", not "to spite".

We go with soft responses because it lowers the risk of retaliation, especially in cases where your livelihood or physical safety hinges on it. It's much easier to tell off a guy when you're with a group that you know will back you up, than when you're in a group where half the people will think you're the one being…

They didn't shame him on the website by name; he chose to come out with that apology.

I wouldn't say most men.

A surprising number of guys do, indeed, freak out at any negative response.

No, she cared enough to go through and take screenshots and put together the whole thing. That effort shows it definitely bothered her enough to share with her friends at least.