I know, right? It's a serious problem. I don't live with my mom. Yet.

I live alone in a rather large, Edwardian flat with 13 foot ceilings. When the bulbs burn out in my ceiling fixtures I will carry around a floor lamp from room to room. I plug it in and do my business and then move on, rather than just change the bulb. I did this once for a month straight before I finally pulled out…

Hmm, those are very convincing evidence.

I'm tempted, but there are some things you can't un-see.

These provoked the question, "I wonder if anyone has ever thought of dick shrinky dinks."

At least Bloomberg didn't try to report it as "shade."

Ohh, did you give up!? It was getting so entertaining. I called a grief counselor today, upon your suggestion. Thanks for your support.

That child's shirt has an intentional half-tuck. I feel so vulnerable right now.

That's an interesting point. I will check out the article. Thanks for sharing!

You experienced it, so it is real. I'm sorry it happened. It's not your fault. You are not alone. <3

Heh

I got you. I didn't know I could do that. I'm drunk with power.

It was for me. I got some support and solidarity after an attempted rape in January. You don't have to be part of the conversation.

Yeah, I totally get you. Rape is an ugly, violent little word. Sexual assault just has a very clinical and sterilized "ring." You don't see a lot of MRA's with the #notallmenaresexualassailants, but you do see a lot of #notallmenrape. Sexual assault lands more softly (disturbingly).

That was amazing. Are you a super hero of some kind?

Thanks for the article.

Ehhh. This has an elitist, classist tinge to it, no?

Ahahahaha. Go away troll, you'll get no tolls from me. Don't you have a 'friend zone' to get to?

That was amazingly constructive.

I completey agree with you, and I am realizing now that I didn't make it clear in my post. When it comes to personal experiences, sexual assault is a perfectly appropriate term. I use it myself, for my own rapes, especially when I am disclosing to someone for the first time. I admit that I feel more trepidation that…