This person has trauma related to her experiences and this is how it manifests. I’m so sorry you find women looking out for other women “creepy.” You can easily tell if the person you try to converse with is interested or not. It’s not fucking rocket science.

No to play Captain Obvious here, but that person who said you deserved getting your breast twisted for talking to the guy? That person is not your friend.

It’s a tough thing to balance but you realize not every single person going about their lives wants to be approached? I try not to be rude but I have been called bitch and the reason men are afraid to hit on women etc. I have been rescued by eavesdropping couples who knew I was not into a guy and on a separate…

I hate that this is a truth of being a woman.

That man is absolutely not your friend and you have no obligation to be nice, to communicate with him, to make eye contact with him, see him ever again, nothing at all. Block his number and warn your other friends.

Hey, no matter what anyone says including that douchebag, that behavior is unacceptable. full stop. You’re not obligated to cater to his feelings or his ego.

For me, there’s also a bit of guilt associated with vigilance. A few weeks ago a male friend grabbed my ass without my consent after saying a few inappropriate things to me. I know I’m going to feel bad when I come up with an excuse not to see him the next time he’s in town, that *I’m* going to feel like the heavy for…

I’m certain WhatTheAardvark’s comment is a tribute to all those who respond to explanations of how Islam ≠ terrorism with “Then why don’t the moderate Muslims do something?” and “Why aren’t they out in the streets denouncing the extremists?”

Bravo!

The New York Daily News reports that he also has ties to a “known hate group,” though police declined to identify the group in question.

That whole first paragraph is the worst. I don’t care what he did or what illness he had — Jude Law’s evil twin cam to his town and killed him with a fucking sword.

Caughman, who was 66, lived in a transitional home and, “according to his Twitter page, he was an autograph collector and a music and movie lover who tweeted about John Lennon, Chuck Berry and the best St. Patrick’s Day writing. He said he’d like to visit California someday,” the AP reports.

“The sharp dressing assailant is kind to his dogs, loves Game of Thrones and is known for bottling excellent home brewed lagers. His Oscar parties were always the best among his peers. It’s likely that he knew the deceased was no innocent.

Timothy Caughman was murdered because he was Black and yet the media still paints him as the problem. Here’s how the Daily News reported this:

I’m not usually one to play the “call it terrorism” card but

You should send this info over to Indivisible CA 49, they track these conversations and generally know the staffer’s names: https://www.facebook.com/groups/568796709978449/

Tomorrow is the vote on the AHCA, so I did something I do often, and called my Congressman’s district office, that’s Darrell Issa’s office in Vista CA, to ask about his vote, as he has publicly made noises about how he’s not thrilled with such a huge defunding of PP and so many people losing coverage. It’s a lucky day…

Story time!

The most simple way to put it is boys already have “Boys Make Games.” There are plenty of organizations out there to teach coding to everyone. The issues comes from the fact that these are typically geared towards boys and can be quite hostile to girls. In my programming classes we never had more than 3 women. We…

Yep, and hopefully programs like Girls Make Games can help solve that problem in the long run!