I mean, I understood this.

“I don’t expect anything will ever change that much so long as people insist on having sides. So, in my point of view, the problem isn’t just men... it is nearly everyone. You won’t solve the problem by making it a competition with sides.”

“Most people seem happy to be angry rather than actually give men real rules to live by.”

Also: if you’ve got “that one guy” in your social circle whom you know women tend to find creepy/sketchy/rapey, maybe stop trying to bug us into “giving him a chance” as a date or friend, stop giving him a pass all the time for and start talking to HIM about the way he acts.

The Louis CK story alone gives a whole new spin on his line about “How do women still go out with guys, when you consider that there is no greater threat to women than men? We’re the number one threat to women!”

Menfolk, I think that the least we can do is delouse.

This article was everything I was going through when the #YesAllWomen thing happened a little while back. I was going through everything I did, and even then, it wasn’t out of any sense of introspection. I was horrified after reading their accounts of abuse and wanted something, anything to use to try and separate…

Its ok to admit you’re trash dudes, You can even be nice trash. Like if someone leaves a West Elm or Potter Barn sofa on the curb. Like I may actually consider picking you up...bedbugs and all.

Counterpoint: 140 characters or GTFO. If you can’t pare it down for the platform it doesn’t mean that you have necessary ideas which require excess space; it means you’re bad at Twitter (which is a dumb platform, itself). Paste a thesis and shortened link (to your blog or goatse, whatever the mood calls for) like a…

I think you should provide a bullet-point laden tweetstorm about this because so many people care.