In the immortal words of Ira Madison III: Keep it.

Off subject, but Obama seems like the kind of nice guy who’d say he remembered anyway.

Funny how some people are more accommodating with this useless apology when it involves racism instead of sexism.

Yeah, and furthermore, he may “not remember” that, but each person knows whether they’d be capable of saying or doing something like that, and those if us who aren’t can categorically say — “there’s no way that happened, I would never say that, because I wouldn’t even *think* it”.

IDKKKKK he was a pretty hot-shit-it-boy in the 90s. I bet he is exaggerating some, tho.

And look at all these responses defending him and saying how good his apology was.

It is really common for bullies to not remember what they have done because it doesn’t mean anything to them. They were “just having fun” and weren’t the one who was traumatized. I have read several accounts of people who confronted their high school or junior high tormentors, and the people often don’t even remember…

Of course he says he doesn’t remember anything. Why would he? When you are a famous person meeting a non-famous person, it’s far more likely that the interaction would just fade into the background of your memory, as opposed to when you are a non-famous person meeting a famous person. In 2007 I shook Barack Obama’s…

You know it’s possible to say things and not remember saying them because you grew up your entire life being able to say those things without repercussions or thinking about how your words/actions impact others. This is commonly known as privilege.

My immediate family members said and did a whole lot of awful shit to me when I was a kid so much so we not exactly tight as adults. I don’t want to be.

she “dyed my hair blue. Mom wasn’t a fan of this decision. She took one look at me and immediately went out to the nearest drugstore to buy a $10 box of Nice’n Easy. That night, she forced me to dye my hair back to blond.”

The only time I’ve managed to rip corduroy is when I’ve worn it so long, the seam (usually the butt seam) wears out and rips, otherwise corduroy is a hearty fabric.

It’s like that time Ashlee Simpson dyed her hair brown. So alternative!

I am still stuck on “ripped corduroy”

That’s her choice. No one gets to dictate her choices about how she deals with this situation. Thanks. Also, if you are a man, this is your time to listen, not talk. Thank you again.

“I’m still learning that I don’t have to smile when a man makes me uncomfortable”

“We literally didn’t have any ideas, so we just killed off the main female character in order to juice up the plot.”

Can Kevin Not?

Eh. I’m a judgey parent and think some things are just more right than others. You’re not a bad parent but you ARE giving your children subtle cues on what you believe about sex. The fact that you’re more comfortable with your kids taking part in a TRIPLE HOMICIDE (killing 3 humans!) than being intimate with a person…

Bleagh. Maybe be more open with your kids about sex? Show them it’s not something to be ashamed of or something that needs to be hushed about in the corners of the house, away from dad. My dad talked to me about sex when I was 14.l and it made me a better person for it. He bought my tampons, drew me a bath when I had…