I know you meant “responsive G-spot”, not “responsible”, but I’m imagining a G-spot paying bills and raising prim G-spot children.

Yeah, I understand. It’s much easier to assume that you hit someone’s personal nerve and “namaste” it all away than it is to acknowledge that what you said was actually thoughtless and insulting to many, many people, regardless of whether they match up to your definition of “bad sex”, and make amends for acting that…

You judge everyone else based on one factor of their sex life (a very sensitive factor that 75% of women are not physically capable of accomplishing), casually assert that their sex lives are bad, and I’m the bully for calling you out on it? Even as another person actively says that you insulted her by calling her sex…

You’re judging everyone else as “having bad sex” because they’re not having sex the way you think they should want to have sex, and then imparting your pity on them. Whatever you think you’re doing, you’re being nasty.

Wow. You skipped all the rest of the comments in this thread and jumped straight to the judgment of everyone else’s sex lives. That’s...an interesting way to be nasty.

This is your own interpretation of it. The question itself is vague enough to mean anything from “She said she loved (local baseball team) so I went to one of their games” to “She said she likes coffee so I went to every coffee shop in a 15 mile radius looking for her”.

This is ridiculous.

Man, trolling just isn’t what it used to be.

Yes, I’m sure everyone else in the world is an idiot and you’re the shining beacon of intellectualism.

STOP COMPARING GAY MARRIAGE TO SLAVERY.

To be fair, we’re not talking about an actual bar here. We’re talking about a bartender that was hired to run one bar one night. It’s unlikely that he came early to memorize by heart every different brand of liquor that was available - thus leaving him scanning the bottles to see what they have. It’s a little nitpicky…

In reality he probably just remembered that there was a woman with an A on her face last time too and went to look it up.

Drue Tranquill is like....barely 20, if that. Tom Brady is 38. I’m not sure why you’re shocked that one might be a little bit more boisterous.

What makes you draw the conclusion that “this new generation of women don’t want any respect”? Because they don’t agree with the way you choose to show respect?

Frankly, I think that’s the point - the police used their position of authority to make a sweeping, disparaging claim. How are news outlets supposed to know that the police were pulling the hoax claim out of their asses? We trust police to do an investigation and to release truthful information - the solution isn’t…

If you’re having nonconsensual “private” conversations on LinkedIn then you deserve to be shamed. I’m not sure how you can justify this, really. I’m baffled.

Considering this has spawned a large discussion, people talking about it and changing minds and bringing attention to an issue, it seems silly to argue that it’s not worth “national news” (or in other words, a blog that happens to be national because it’s on the internet). Clearly it’s had an impact and frankly, I…

Uh. What I meant was that your best friend may have raped someone else, but...this is an interesting response.

It’s very, very easy to say “well rapists gonna rape hahaha!”, but it’s so, so wrong.

I got baptized in high school, and my godmother was my 85 year old great-aunt. She’s intensely Catholic - puts religious flyers under her neighbors’ doors kind of Catholic. The priest handed her a candle and said “This is the light of Pyrax’s faith, may it never burn out...” yada yada yada metaphor etc.