TAX MONEY, it must be protected.

Do you do Life-Coaching? I have Thursdays free.

Exactly. Plus he was a self-hating, flaky alcoholic, which would not have been good for Rebecca, since Rebecca herself has more issues than Vogue.

Damn coming forward with this is no easy task and he has just shown the world how tough he is.

Guys, responding with images of Donna’s designs that supposedly point to her hypocrisy isn’t the answer here. It still suggests that a viewer is the arbiter of what’s too revealing (otherwise, how did you decide what designs to post) rather than the woman who owns the body she’s revealing. Don’t argue with DK on her…

anyone see him being gone for a while and being welcomed back with open arms years later? i’m pessimistic that this will ruin him forever.

No, it’s passive-egressive behavior. They are shutting women out as punishment for their colleagues’ not being allowed to do whatever they want to them.

I am not sure if a woman ever wholly weathers the storm. Now and then when I don’t expect it memories from past humiliations surface, and I feel a pang of regret or embarrassment. Even after a decade if you do get the chance to expose them you still had to live with it for a decade. A few of my friends and I were…

“don’t be the victim of a crime” is what you are saying.

Yeah, the lesson here is clearly for the victim, and not the guy who did the thing the state of California decided should be illegal. That’s why the lawsuit named Jane Doe as defendant.

You’re right, social media is the problem here, and not the guy who did the thing that the state of California decided should be illegal. He should totally have taken your advice and pursued his weird revenge in some manner that didn’t leave a digital trail.

The 60s and 70s explanation is of a person (Weinstein) who is trying to do PR spin to blame anyone or anything other than himself. The guy signed off on 8 legal settlements for sexual assault and sexual harassment.

I will use that excuse for refusing to answer emails. I came of age in the 80s. If people want replies, they should just put it on a Post-It, damnit.

Ah yes, the 60s and 70s, when the world wasn’t sure if women counted as people or not. Nobody knew.

Yes, and what a remarkable coincidence that those colleagues were all women under 30, and totally normal to demand those women have meetings with you in a hotel room. It’s how all business was conducted until 2007 or so, in hotel rooms.

I came of age in the 60s and 70s how am I supposed to know typewriters don’t send email?

Yo. I have an MFA in poetry and work an untold number of hours a week as a middle school teacher. I would NEVER do what she does. Because I believe in poetry and what she does isn’t just not poetry but by its popularity is sending a destructive message about what poetry is.

Okay. I’ll admit there are sentiments expressed within milk and honey that are nice to see articulated, particularly if one is in a certain place or mood.

my beautiful daughter

That’s one of the most brutal, understated profiles of all time. What are the odds Kaur has no idea and thinks it’s incredible because she likes the picture they used?