LOL.

There’s no such thing as a good, unsolicited romantic gesture.

Don’t forget - is the woman already married?

Getting unsolicited love notes as an adult is gross and creepy.

So, you’re assuming that the comments you’re referring to are being made by white feminists? And you expect me to assume the same thing?

No... you specifically said “I am so sick of all the “white feminists” on here being absolutely appalled that “we” are voting against our own interests.” So I asked for an example of that.

No - it’s still condescension. “Condescension” refers to how the information is delivered; it has nothing to do with whether or not the information is correct or the quality of the speaker.

Can you link to some examples?

How does her deciding whether or not to do an interview constitute a moral decision? Her morality is not in question here.

1) The information is already public, dimwit.

It happens all the time - I say this as a 27-year-old woman.

Yeah... do an interview about an incredibly traumatizing experience OR lose the job you love and the career you’ve worked your entire life for. Because your employer doesn’t believe you, and doesn’t think the public will believe you, when you say that the man who illegally taped you getting undressed acted alone.

Your spelling tells me everything I need to know about your intelligence.

And why did everyone believe (assume) that she orchestrated it?? That “she’s doing it for attention” was the default interpretation is indicative of the rampant misogyny in sports culture.

Apropos of nothing: I read your username as “Beer for President” and I was totally on board.

I think it’s a little unfortunate that they had to suspend the entire platform.

Haha. Sorry - it’s been a long week. Working from 9 AM to 6 AM the next day twice in one week has left me all bamboozled.

So, generally I think it’s rude for people to ask about someone’s race as if they’re entitled to know... BUT...

Tell me you’re joking. Do you really say that to people?

Not only that, but then he goes on to say “but I respect whatever you want to do with your body as long as you’re happy and stay healthy.”