Assuming arguendo the letter is fake (I don't think so, but we'll assume that for the sake of argument), the actual sentiment is real enough that it is worth addressing. And it's worth addressing in the way Dan did, with a straight-forward smackdown of the person's worldview.

I do that with "we're abandoning Kips Bay." Which comes up more often than you'd think.

I've always needed sexual repression and sexual expression clarified for me. They both have that word "sexual" right in there!

PHOTO is the guy demanding that the restaurant serve him the breakfast menu in the middle of the dinner rush.

And it certainly wasn't better. Just shorter.

I know, right? I think he gets on an even higher horse for people getting into relationships under false pretenses, which he accused this guy of doing, basically.

It sure is complicated. I'm sure your person didn't feel like a hostage, which is a feeling some people I know have felt. It's good that she recognized that your condition was temporary and that their love could help you through it. I'm so happy that you're doing well.

And that's what she said - wait

PHOTO is the personification of male entitlement. Just gross.

Good evening, and welcome to your Savage Lovecast review for September 13. I want to apologize up front in case there are any pertinent details missing or wrong. I listened to this week’s episode and took notes for my recap while sitting next to my boss on a plane, so I had to surreptitiously make my notes as…

The worst part is they just had a baby together. So now she's afraid to get her sink fixed with her baby in the house and he's being totally insensitive and clueless.

"I never thought thongs could leave me so empty."

Ann Landers never had to use spoiler tags. This is bullshit.

My mom is a nurse, and I don't have that fantasy for that reason.

I agree completely with your point. In this case, though, there's a perfectly good alternative in formula. I think that has to factor in to our thinking of who is buying breast milk.

You cheated!

I totally agree. My point is only that the percentage of men who will feel threatened by this is much smaller than women. And it may be small enough that a covert person may succeed in getting her rocks off without threatening anyone.

I once spent the night with a person who took my dick in her hand, licked it once, and then said that she didn't go down on people. It was as bad as I've ever felt about myself.

Also, I'm glad that you're not sick of these write-ups after 4 weeks or so. Glad I cater to gluttons of punishment!

It certainly can be creepy. But I think that men are more likely than women to want to have people following them around checking them out. So I agree in the abstract that, as long as she's not being too creepy, she can perv out without feeling too guilty.