Perhaps I’d respect you more if I severed your head, stuck it on a pole and urinated on it every four hours...but I doubt it, as you’re a piece of shit Trumpie with no redeeming qualities at all. Fucking piece of shit Trumpies, always resorting to their tired old arguments to cover the fact that they gleefully voted…

I hate Trump as much as the next person but this is petty.

Oh come on, nobody believes you’ve got friends.

I can’t speak for all women, but also: I’m not that mysterious. When I met my current SO I signaled my interest pretty clearly and strongly; he felt pretty confident that I was appreciating his attention and it was OK to proceed due to me openly saying things like, “I like you”, “This is fun”, and “Let’s do this…

It sounds to me like the people who are saying this is psycho have never actually been in a stable, trusting long-term relationship and/or are projecting their own insecurities onto the issue. I know plenty of couples who do this, including one of my best friends and his wife. You don’t constantly check up on the…

Trust is indeed the core of a relationship, which is why it doesn’t stress us out at all for the other to see where we are. I’m not reading his emails or snooping—we still have privacy from one another—but being able to see where a person is in the city can be really helpful.

“Sure, sometimes I’ll check his location when he’s out drinking with friends to see if he’s left the bar yet, and when he travels for work I’ll sometimes have a look to where he is so I feel a little closer, but for the most part this saves us a barrage of neurotic texts, What’s your ETA and Have you left the bar yet a…

We both feel calm and secure about how it works for us. I’m always going to want to know his ETA when I’m cooking dinner for us, and this allows me to find out without bothering him.

My husband hates FmF but I wish he’d get it for these very reasons but ESPECIALLY since he refuses to ever take his damn phone off silent and has all his text alerts set to not show up on his home screen AND he has read receipts turned off. The only time his phone does ANYTHING is when I, his office or his mother call…

I’m pretty confident the negative responses so far are from anti-social people who have little capacity for empathy. They can’t really conceive of caring about anyone absent fantasies of dominance or control.

Well, I will be one of the (probably rare) people who will tell you: We use family sharing and we can track our location.

The kindest thing my friends do for me is let me have them on Find My Freinds. I have a bit of an anxiety thing, and just being able to see them, and know they are there really makes me feel loved, when i’m In a bad head space day.

Turns out neither my wife nor I give a damn about whether the other knows where we are 24/7 or not. Frankly, I don’t think either one of us really cares about where the other is 99.99% of the time, but FmF is really useful the other 0.01% of the time. She doesn’t have to bug me about whether I’ve left the office yet.…

Here’s what Toronto is doing; Investing in education so grads are ready for them! No tax incentives or special deals.

Condescension and derision are the hallmarks of someone can’t effectively engage in discourse. You’re making excuses for what you think was a “joke.” You have a nice day too.

I’m not making shit up. You’re also excusing things he said because you assumed he was being provocative. Also, since when did Nazi jokes become acceptable or tolerated?

Sorry, but just because he enjoys being provocative doesn’t mean he isn’t still an arsehole and one who said, fairly clearly, “I am a Nazi.” Treating it as a joke, simply because he what, smirked while saying it? Has a history of saying horrible things? And is dismissed as simply joking because that’s how men who are…

And you’re condescending. The guy is likely a sociopath so I don’t know if he was being serious or trying to be a provocateur.

I didn’t make shit up. I quoted him and he backtracked after backlash and tried to pretend like he was being edgy. Also, the story is linked above. I didn’t need you to post that quote.

It’s straight from the standard abusers playbook. Don’t listen to the accuser because they are “difficult”, “crazy”, “want money”, are “vengeful”. It’s infuriating and devastatingly effective.