Uhm, please don't use Kluwe's sacred name to say stupid shit online.

"Cuteness" matters because you dress out of respect to the 100s of people who will be sharing the tin can with you...People won't want to sit with you.

When I go to the theater, I generally don't have 2-4 pieces of potentially heavy luggage that I have to drag around with me, nor do I have to deal with taking off my shoes and jacket only to put them back on while being herded around like cattle, nor do I have to walk for what feels like miles through a bustling crowd…

That story could have very easily ended with an unprofessionally administered insulin shot, don't be so cocky.

There is a fine line between the "cool" mom and the stupid as hell mom. This woman saw that line as a personal challenge, backed up and mad jumped right over that sucker and ran right down field to the criminal mom end zone.

he kept going because a) he's a loser b) he knows he's a loser and c) he would very much like to not be a loser, so he is yelling at her because she is the personification of the voice in his head whispering "you're a loooser" and if he can just shout her down, he won't have to cry himself to sleep tonight. In short,…

I call it the "sour grapes" reaction. It's when someone desires something until they are denied any way to get it, then they stomp their feet and say it sucks anyway.

The most prevalent usage seems to be from entitled little shits that think women owe them any fucking thing at all, though it does see usage outside…

Asking a pretty logically sound question is trolling?

Are you aware of the definition of an analogy?

I know they basically slut shamed themselves into crappy marriages.

You wouldn't last five minutes as a woman. Seriously, if you're a man, you have *never been targeted in this way*, you may have seen some nasty stuff and called a name or two, but have you been barraged with it? For months or years? Have you been threatened with rape/had people fantasising about raping you on the…

"as I guy I know..."

Yeah, that's your problem.

You may have seen men getting trolled on other sites. I very much doubt you've seen men bombarded with rape and death threats as a disturbingly large proportion of women have been just for being women online. You are blind and dreaming if you think looking below the line…

I don't understand your point. Because it's a "basic method" of trolling, it's... not something to be concerned about?

There's a point to Kinja? Because it's failing miserably. Comments around here were 200x better a couple years ago. Old articles popping up make it all too obvious.

It's easy to say "people should not allowed themselves to be bullied or coerced" but it's really hard for someone to just become immune to bullying and coercion—I feel like that's one of those solutions that people through out that makes the person saying it feel better, but doesn't actually do anything except shift…

Actually, I've always seen mansplaining as something a man does to a woman because she can't POSSIBLY be as knowledgeable about a thing as she is. Everything from women's rights and their own reproductive systems to, in my case, engineering and mechanics. You wouldn't believe how much shit I've had mansplained to me…

No, the argument against mansplaining is that men are not women so they have no right to discuss women's issues while ignoring or talking over actual women, who are far more likely to be affected by women's issues because they're, you know, women.

One woman says she had good results unfollowing dudes on twitter = WE DONT CARE IF ALL MEN BECOME DEAD AND REFUSE TO HELP THIS TERRIBLE MAN DEATH PLIGHT.

Let's just do #unfollowadouchebag

That's a whole lotta narcissism, don't you think?