Well there is some evidence that men and women are naturally different in regards to messiness.

If the children are so young that they don't spend 8 hours of the day at school sure.

Then quite obviously she should clean.

Pretty simple system:

How? The pictures are their property, either because they took them (with the consent of the subject), or because they were gifted them (sent to their phones by the subject who took it themselves). They have the right to share that photo, as you have the right to share any photo you own online.

It's worth making the distinction that what this man is being charged for has relatively little to do with revenge porn directly.

Not sure, I think it implies that we celebrate and admire when women who are wronged by a man do something about it in vicious and unapologetic fashion, while we turn around and admonish men for doing same via their own industrious means.

Perhaps.

That's fair I guess.

Uh, K.

We disagree. If that is how far you wish to reduce it, then that's your call, but by the same token, you could reduce Adele's 'Rolling in the Deep' to her being upset about the fact that her sex object did not behave as she would have preferred.

Because in competitive sports, aggression is better than cuteness?

Another complainant, Carolyn Luby, alleges that she received absolutely no support from the administration after an essay she wrote about rape culture in the school's athletics program went viral, causing her fellow students to send her rape and death threats and to stalk her on campus.

But to be fair, we're women.

Amazing. Really begs the question of what kinds of people are really 'evolved' to succeed in this world. When you are completely emotionally detached from the world around you, it must be so easy to look at every detail with an incredibly attuned, objective eye, and adjust your behavior perfectly to get the exact…

He's not taking any blame, but he's not really projecting any blame either. They're very matter of fact descriptions of events/interactions that happened, and his reflections of his own feelings at the time.

I must have missed the memo where 'reflective and self-aware' = 'self-pitying douche'.

Really disturbed by the notion that pretty much any guy who dares to be reflective or self-aware enough to be open about his insecurities, motivations and pain - selfish or self-inflicted or otherwise - get called 'whiny' and 'manchildren'. The whole 'men shouldn't think or talk about their feelings' is the exact kind…

That's a weird critique. Since when was it deemed necessary for an artist to express the feelings and perspectives of others besides his/her own?

Whatever, people have preferences.