This fucking idiot below took a picture of his co-worker’s son, a beautiful two year old, and posted it on Facebook. His friends immediately started making racist comments...he responds with “this kid is feral” and joins in. Most of these assholes have been fired already, thank God!

Madeleine, you guys need to cover this bullshit. The shaming of the century has to befall these people.

We persist in problematizing and morally censuring those involved in extramarital relationships, when the real problem—monogamy itself—goes unchallenged.

People don’t find him creepy for supporting feminism, they find him creepy because he’s triggering all the red flags that self-described feminist men who turn out to be creepers trigger. Some of us have been around this block before, and after you deal with enough men who reveal themselves to be creepers disguised as…

Yea, I realize the tweet itself isn’t something that huge. That said, this is a perfect application of the overused phrase, “you had one job.” In the scheme of his tasks/responsibilities, this isn't the same as any other employee.

That is the thing,most likely, this will make her happy. In most of the cases of this disorder once the physical compulsive thoughts are dealt with via “correcting” what they deem “wrong” with their bodies, they can be totally fine. Her brain most likely has been telling her obsessively for decades that she was…

This woman has a mental illness. That’s not something to mock, regardless of race, which is irrelevant here.

“ambiguous signals he had received from her statements and conduct.”

I really hate to be flippant, but this is how I pictured Swem the whole time #Donald

But, rightly or wrongly, “rapey” doesn’t imply “literally indicative that someone wants to rape you.” In common usage, it’s come to mean “creepy in a disrespectful and sexual way.” It’s used to describe attitudes and behaviors that suggest vague sexual threat, even if there is no overt danger.

I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree. He belittled and dismissed her, told her she didn’t ‘mean’ what she was saying, winked at her, and then tried to mansplain what she meant...in a public (and professional) environment. He was trying to take any power he could away from her. You take the wink out of it and he’s…

The wink AFTER saying “Sometimes it’s not what you say, it’s what you mean” gives it that rapey vibe. It’s like, “Your mouth said no, but your eyes said yes.” Plusalso, he was basically putting words in her mouth after he said that.

Telling a woman “it’s not what you say, it’s what you mean” is pretty fucking condescending in itself. Like “hey, you never said it but I know what you mean better than you do”.

The wink combined with the quote gives off a rapey vibe to me. But perhaps I am just easily skeeved.

Gee. It's a real mystery why the vast majority of rapes are never reported.

Yeah. And specifically, the intersect of age and gender that affects women significantly more harshly than men. An intersect that unfortunately many people ignore.

I’d be more sympathetic if he hadn’t restricted his complaints to the attention of younger women. It seems like he’s not immune from ageism as well.

I would say it has very little to do with dudes sexuality and everything to do with his ego.

Hey! Focus! This is about Tony!