Also, how privileged are you? You come into a space for women trying to say that our lived experience is wrong and unimportant and then you manage to find yourself the wronged party? It must take a lot of gymnastics to get oppression as you.

It literally was heatstroke. She has pneumonia, which made her more sensitive to heat but the reason she felt faint was heatstroke.

She overheated. In part, because she has pneumonia. Which is a common illness. But mostly because it’s hot as balls and it’s easy to get overheated. She’s not dying. So yes, making a big deal and conspiracizing about something pretty innocuous (and insisting that your suited office a/c to office a/c, office a/c to car…

I know definitions are hard, small thinker, but the definition of mansplaining isn’t “being rude”. It’s specifically a man explaining a subject, uninvited, to a woman who is more expert than he, and likely because he thinks he knows more than the delicate lady flower.

So you should feel like an idiot now. Because you are.

That sucks. I hope she gets to have a nap and put her feet up like any normal human today. I’m half her age and I occasionally don’t feel good, and I get to sit on the couch when I do. But there’s no way she could have sat out a 9/11 event given the psychotic “patriotism” infecting our country.

No one wants or needs your opinion, and what’s rude is presuming that it matters in an arena that isn’t about or even for you. You can have all the opinions you want. That doesn’t mean we are obligated to pretend they hold any value, or give them any consideration at all. And that you manage to insert your unwanted…

Well ok then. Since you, expert on everything, don’t think that a gendered phenomenon exists, the rest of us who experience it regularly will just cater to your completely uninformed opinion.

I don’t think having to point out that a person is attempting to educate you on your own experience is ever your fault. If you have a problem with someone pointing out that you’re being an asshole you should probably just not.

Well no. It's dismissing the opinion of a man talking down to a woman about something that really isn't his business.

This comment is laughably dumb. Well done.

So men getting off at anytime, anywhere is literally more important than anyone being able to leave their house without being masturbated at. *sigh*

Ah, yes, I wasn’t looking for a boyfriend. I was looking for a man or a few men to enjoy fucking until I met someone I liked enough to date seriously. It takes me awhile to figure out if someone is worth committing to.

Calling your choice to be abstinent “integrity” sure as fuck doesn’t sound like feminism to me.

Yeah... There is. Women are expected to be hetero flexible and men are not.

Well I lucked into a really kinky boyfriend to some extent but really it’s just like anything else - if you prioritize it and ask for it you can get it. I did an okcupid ad where I was pretty clear about wanting an open minded sex friend and lots of adventures resulted. And I went out to events and such, which you…

Be 25 forever. There’s your tip!

I think when it’s both men they are usually just happy to have a seat at the table and don’t complain if you’re temporarily distracted. But I've never tried it with a partner who wasn't super into it so I don't doubt it's harder for some couples!

I have trouble guest starring because I’m too sensitive to emotional currents and it’s a rare couple that aren’t communicating over and past you without some bad stuff and that’s weird.

Absolutely. Just logistically it makes more sense.