The series centers on an Upper East Side socialite who becomes a viral sensation for bailing out on her dream countryside wedding after learning that her fiancé has been cheating on her. She winds up getting stranded with a Renaissance Faire outfit with no phone and no means of getting home.

If it makes any difference, you’re not alone - in life or on this comment section - I can promise you that.

People will definitely still elect you to the Senate - look who’s in the WH!

I’m sure his victim is living it up right? I’m sure this won’t be traumatizing to her. I fucking hate this shit. This is rape culture.

He IS living his life. What we’re discussing is whether he should be held up as an example and represent a university in sports. Kind of like if you rape someone, you get to continue living your life but no one will elect you to Senate.

Here’s the thing: Playing a sport for a school—whether high school or college—has some prestige. You can’t deny that student athletes are treated very well at their schools, especially if they play in a small town that may not have much going for it. And many colleges will use their athletics as a recruiting point. If…

I also seriously doubt he would put himself in the same kind of situation again.

Your analogy doesn’t work. In this case, he DOES get to go to the school he wants, but should he be allowed to be a public face for the school? Does he deserve to be on television and promotional materials and literally represent his school to the public? I would argue not. I think most people would. Let the…

Like all the NFL players who totally learn their lesson?

I also seriously doubt he would put himself in the same kind of situation again.

Student athletes are supposed to be role models. They represent your school to everyone in the country. A convicted rapist does not equal a good role model. You’re choosing a sport over common decency and morality. This is fucking egregious and makes me want to burn the world down.

He DIDN’T PUT HIMSELF IN ANY SITUATION. But if you’re thinking he won’t rape again, everything that’s known about sexual predators says you’re dead wrong, moron.

I suppose it does depend on the nature of the crime. A violent crime like rape—no, you shouldn’t be able to participate in a sport. Your second chance is you go to school, you take your classes, and hopefully you get a job when you get out.

When the judge read the sentence, Richmond told his lawyer, “My life is over.”

His victim will serve a life sentence of depression and anxiety.

The first couple of milliseconds, I thought it must be a mistake

It’s odd to me that Dr. Nerdlove over at Kotaku, a video game website, gives more empathetic, reasonable, healthy relationship advice than Jezebel, and he manages to do it with a far less condescending tone.

Her “It’s a swimsuit” response is the best response to someone being a total asshole and I wish I could come up with such a nonchalant internet schooling.

For many people being deported IS a death sentence.

ICE detention centers aren’t concentration camps, no, but they can be very unpleasant places, and many children are forced to stay in one. There have been human rights abuse allegations too.