Most of them are basically wearing short shorts? Or look like they’re on their way back from dance rehearsal?

He do be cute though.

And the expression “body count” is tacky and gross.

An accurate assessment.

The buccal fat removal isn’t serving the ladies well in this slideshow.

What kind of precedent does that set for any kind of relationship, anyway?

I didn’t know he was gay.

I personally think “allosexual” is kinda dumb and I don’t disagree with the idea that labeling people outside of yourself is problematic. You can’t know anyone’s internal workings and struggles and assuming others are so different from you, so separate, is to assume wrongly.

Which is to again say that you can formulate a definition that makes sense to you, but there are going to be a lot of people who identify as ace who it doesn’t work for. That was my point with it being fairly useless as a label. I’m not saying that asexuality isn’t real or that any of those identities aren’t valid,…

I’m not the authority.

I agree! That dude was clearly being manipulative. I’m not sure how that’s different than a person saying they want to be “just friends” but then they keep trying to hook up with you. Or men who say they’re gay but don’t leave the changing room when women are undressing.

Women are often turned off when a man knows less about something than she does, often to the point of contempt. This is sexism against men.

It also leads to some people framing it as “...unlike you...” when what they’re describing could absolutely apply to someone who doesn’t identify as asexual.

Articles about online dating are like catnip for Roger-chan. I was tempted to pass this one by but couldn’t.

Also if we were more honest about sex, this world wouldn’t feel as hypersexual as it’s made out to be. No one is fucking that much.

C’mon, not with the dictionary definitions.

If you paid attention to the article (you didn’t) it’s not about “pro-choice” men being rare. It’s about so called “moderates” or “apolitical” types bring unengaged with the political discourse. They are almost always vaguely pro-choice but when questioned they would say anti-abortion activists have some good points…

The article: “It is hard for me, the writer, to match with a man who shares my values when many men are not currently engaged in the political climate and I can’t talk about my work, which is depressing, because those same men only want “good vibes” and are oblivious to the ways their ignorance contributes to the…

It’s always about whether they want to have sex with a woman. Always. 

You’re generally a reasonable person so this quote feels...not right, friend