I think you might want to walk that back. “Gross” isn’t the word I’d use to describe the words of (mostly) teenagers who want to imagine a popular and famous mainstream idol as possibly queer like them. You may not mean it to sound queer-phobic/homophobic, but it reaalllly does. As far as fantasizing about celebrities…

The vile smugness of even attempting to describe sexual assault with a cutesy-friendly aww shucks kind of name... I guess ‘extracourse’ or ‘intracourse’ just aren’t as boyishly endearing and relatable. Behind every rapist is team of supporters who want to normalize assault.

According to her Yale profile, “Her [...] women’s rights advocacy [...] led her to obtain an MA in Philosophy, to address the sub-human legal status of the world’s women at the source, the philosophical foundations of law.” Basically, she wants to call attention to how the law fucks over WoC... yet felt empowered to…

I understand where you’re coming from in saying this (same to the folks who replied to this comment in agreement), because if you don’t personally experience the fatigue that comes of being called upon to constantly educate others when they decide they would like to be educated, it just seems like an impossible ask of…

Beautifully put! Also, the kicker here is that Tilda begins by saying “I want to listen.” She not only expects to be educated by Margaret Cho (and the inclusion of “feel free to tell me to fuck off” doesn’t make the request any less entitled. Learn to google, Tilda. Hire a damn research assistant. Don’t put it on…