But it was your responsibility to determine that "what HE was doing was wrong!" So you can determine his moral code, but not hers?

People who help others cheat are gross and lack personal ethics. That's just a truth.

You're basically absolving your friend of any blame for being a shitty person.

I'm going to call semi-bullshit. While I totally agree that someone who cheats actively makes the decision to cheat, I absolutely think that poaching is a behavior that shitty, shitty people engage in. Whether it's male or female, I've seen people in situations that lead them to cheat and that likely would not have…

I've always understood "homewrecker" applied not to women who could steal your man, but to women who have done it. It's not normally used before the action has taken place.

IDK, that's crap. My husband is really attractive and women hit on him in front of me all the time. Maybe he's lying but he says that he's actually put-off by the type of girl who is so disrespectful she would do that. He says they just come off really skeezy and if they were so great they could talk to a man who's…

I get that it's part of the whole "diva" personality, but it honestly comes across as kind of mean and bitter. Though to be fair, they were only asking her about these people in the interview to get her to say things exactly like this.

They didn't have to destroy anything, it was all paranoia. I hope they refund every cent.

They destroyed her engagement ring? I mean, obviously whatever it takes to make sure ebola doesn't spread, but surely if she had a traditional diamond ring it could have withstood some kind of sterilization process, right? Is that wrong?

wedding binder

Yep. Stealing this one. *Stores it in the gif dungeon of doom along with beauties like this*

I was coming here to say this. The whole point of prison is to keep violent and highly manipulative people away from society. But in the US it more like a storage house for black guys who happened to annoy a cop once.

There are women who probably need to be in jail? Are they in jail? Are the women who are in jail the…

We should stop putting non-violent drug offenders in prison. Men of color who smoked crack 20 years ago no more deserve to be in prison than women who did the same.

we'd be talking about ways to keep more women—and men with non-violent offenses

Most these arguments seem like they would apply to both genders. We should stop locking up people who pose no threat to society, regardless of their gender.

In a future dependent on punch card computing ...

Mwahaha, Texas, you so tiny! :D

In the same vein, this seldom fails to amaze me: