Because the people who really need to learn about consent are not going to attend a "sex assault prevention" class, but they very well might take a "how to fuck well" class. I don't mean to be rude in the least, but it's fairly obvious.

I do think there is a benefit to talking about sex, pleasure, and consent without taking a "Very Special Episode" approach. I don't think it's a complete solution, but as one facet of an approach? I really like it.

As someone who works on college campuses doing consent work, this does help. It gets students actively talking about sex and reduces the shame around sex. Shame is one reason that those assaulted don't come forward. Students have sex lives that are very affected by our culture of shame in regard to sex. This helps…

Quick question: how does it taste? Everything else is meaningless.

Obama wants you to make him a sandwich.

How to be a Gentleman AND Get Laid is pretty obviously going to spend a lot of time on consent, so there's that.

Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. I'm all for sex-positivity but honestly what needs to be beaten into the heads of college students is the line "just because she is really drunk doesn't mean you get to have sex with her". That needs to play on repeat while they sleep, like how they conditioned the Beta-minuses in Brave…

So the girls had better suck reflexes...

I'll be honest. Every time I hear the two words: "Laura Ingraham" on the radio, or on TV, my body's automatic response is to have a rage stroke.

"I want to see him react as a man and not as a President."

That's exactly what happened at GM. I actually feel bad for her - she was hired as CEO and on her first day, the COO was like "oh, yeah, by the way a bunch of our cars had faulty ignition systems and we could of fixed it for pennies but instead we decided it wasn't a big deal and a bunch of people died. Have fun with…

Nooooo, they've discovered our evil feminist comic villain plan to warm the planet, thereby eliminating men entirely!

The female CEO of GM. The female head of the Secret Service. I have a fear that some crumbling institutions push out women into responsible positions just in time for the latter to take the blame for everything.

No, she's implying that men overwhelmingly occupy the positions of power in corporations and government that could conceivably take decisive action on climate change, and none has been forthcoming.

THE MISANDRY OF MOTHER NATURE REVEALED AT LAST

I'm a big fan of this finding. I mean if we can show that Climate Change negatively affects TEH MENZ, maybe the dudes in charge will take SOME GODDAMN ACTION.

MISANDRY!

They need to change their logo to something that doesn't look like a Paul Mitchell competitor circa 1986.

So, The new Lagonda, is what the new Lincoln Continental would look like if it were around today?