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Actually, if you ever work with any at-risk youth, the most unstable time for them, is 11-15. I'm guessing it has a lot to do with puberty and hormones. Around 16 or so (does vary a bit per kid) things stabilize, and they tend to settle down. And as the adoptive parents have raised him, perhaps they do know best if he…

Actually, in the linked article, it says that the family that adopted him doesn't feel he is old enough (he's 14) to know who his actual birth mother is so they haven't told him. It's a crazy situation. I feel for the adoptive family, because you adopt a child thinking they are yours for all these years only to find…

All of this is so horrible that my brain just does not compute - I am weepy thinking of her son not recognizing her anymore. I feel like she would have had hope all that time that she would see him again and it just breaks my heart, both for her and her kid. I can't imagine how confusing this must be for him too.

"He wanted to break me and that's something he couldn't do. Because you can't break someone that's already been broken. You can only make them stronger."

He never said the guy was masturbating while touching his leg. He said the guy dropped down on the floor when e grabbed his leg.

Google the definitions of sexual assault. Sexual assault is basically any nonconsensual sexual contact, including but not limited to rape. Rape, by definition, requires penetration. This man was sexually assaulted but not raped. It's still a gross violation of his safety.

This is a miserably offensive article. Since when did the writers here blame the victim for sexual assault? I hope the editor takes a close look at this.

Touching someone else's leg without consent, under the partition of a bathroom stall, while masturbating? Like, if that's not sexual assault, what the fuck IS?

One of those is an incredibly vague incident from his childhood which—unlike the allegations against Singer, et al—could be interpreted in a number of ways.

it's difficult to not see Herman's disproportionate reaction to being touched by a gay man as questionable.

Really? Being groped by a masturbating stranger is _fucking sexual assault_. I fail to see how the victim's reaction was "disproportionate."

I don't know. As a woman in my 50's I think her emphatic insistence that she is still a sexual being can be viewed as kind of revolutionary.

I sent Anna Wintour a picture of me wearing my sweatpants and a Dog the Bounty Hunter t-shirt I got on sale at a Family Dollar store and asked her if it was cool if I went tonight. She told me I could wear the outfit at the Met Gala, but only if I agreed to sit with Giuliana Rancic. I turned her down.

Those are not her actual boobies. They do not look like that at our age (I am a couple of months her senior). I have never been pregnant in my life and my formerly perky boobs are pointing towards Mexico. I told my doctor that I couldn't understand what was happening with this - I never breastfed anybody or…

There's more than a tinge of ageism in those accusations. She should act her age, I guess. I hope she never does.

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking too. But I totally believe she probably emailed this pic to Anna like " HEY GIRL. WHAT TIME SHOULD I SHOW UP IN MY TIT WRAPS" just to seal the deal.

So, do all attendees submit photos of what they're going to wear for Anna Wintour's approval? And did she approve Kim Kardashian's disaster sofa look last year? I think not.

Whatever, her tits still look good. Set 'em wild, set 'em free.

I wonder what percentage of comments about Rihanna's naked pics were about how she's "desperate for attention" as opposed to Madonna here, who has been doing this shit since before RiRi was a twinkle in her mother's eye (and looks just as good, IMO). And by the way, of course Madonna is trying to get your attention.…