“Suboptimal” gave me an eye-twitch.

Consensual on the part of which participant? I haven’t watched the video, but based on the still I accidentally saw, it looks like the young man may not be into it.

I dated a bad kisser for awhile; I didn’t say anything, but just kept kissing him similarly to how I would want to be kissed... things eventually synched up and it was great.

As if I needed more reasons to bang my fiance every day.

“It is my right as a male to have women submit to me sexually. If they won’t do it, it is my right punish them.”

Why? Is this woman not allowed to date other men she knows because they also may have a friendship with her ex-husband?

Lol. No, my point was that “safe space” is not a stupid concept for women’s shelters.

It’s an “I never said that in the first place.”

You are really bad at this.

No. We’re talking about data not stereotypes and conflating them doesn’t help your argument.

Housing disadvantaged men and women drastically increases the chance of assaults.

It’s all a result of misogyny. Being a victim is seen as something that happens to women, because women are inherently weak. The other side of the coin is that men can’t be victims because women are too weak to be aggressors.

Again, did you even read the comment? I addressed that.

It gets talked about in the comment section of every article about women.

Where did I say that it shouldn’t?

That’s because it doesn’t. Did you even read my comment?

But there’s always someone like you in the comments crying “what about the mennnz”

I don’t have any problem with her viewing HER rape through that lens... and sometimes acknowledging how you got to be in a certain situation can be empowering. By taking the blame she’s kind of denying the rapist agency.

I just would like to say that the original comment seems to be particularly vicious and doesn’t really seem to be about how white women benefit from racism without realizing it, but about how much the OP hates white women.

Uuuugh. I’m going to be a pedant and say that “brava” is the feminine version of “bravo.”