I hate that it's one of the most effective ways to make a dude leave you alone - it's basically like saying "sorry, I'm some other dude's property."

Definitely won't judge you. Ever since I got engaged whenever I notice a dude zero in on me and head my way I awkwardly find a way to lift my hand and show off the ring. At least then I don't have to talk to them. Unless they just don't care.

It's cool, I have had many fictional girlfriends and boyfriends over the years.

I once told a dude that and his response was "I don't believe you." Seriously. If a lady gives you that line, that means she's not into it. Otherwise she wouldn't have given you that line.

From the Post article:

I always have a book. ALWAYS HAVE A BOOK, LAYDEEZ.

Why is it always the woman's job to be nice a.k.a. give a man what he wants? Never is it the man's responsibility to be nice a.k.a. give a woman what she wants which is to be left alone.

If he doesn't respect your desire to be left alone, he is not really Nice, anyway.

I would laugh in a man's face if he seriously asked me if I had email.

"Jessica's photo spread was child pornography...and trust me I know my child pornography!"

Strip away Book Amy's complexities and you're left with little more than "crazy fucking bitch."

The catch-22 with Gone Girl is that its refreshing to people like me to see a female character that isn't likeable and still utterly compelling. The author didn't feel pressured to make Amy likeable and in fact (having read all of her books now) makes it a point to write UNlikeable female characters. I think the…

Any successful marriage - mine, included - involves some benevolent omission/"lying". 100% honesty is 1. impossible and 2. overrated. But on the big stuff? You have to be open and communicative. You have to act as a team - you and them against the world. You have to be kind. You have to talk about sex even when its…

They clearly have this kind of an agreement. It's like getting mad at someone in a open relationship for cheating. Yes, that was horrible and mean, but apparently this is the life they want, so, whatever. I laughed at her.

I honestly feel that, with the way teenagers are being raised today to be the most narcissistic assholes and have no respect for others, especially their elders, that maybe the only way to start teaching them is legal action.

I wonder if MRAs will be outraged about this false rape accusation.

I wouldn't be outraged if he was tried as a juvenile. I am outraged every time a young offender is "upgraded" to adult, in fact. Every time.

It's not about whether 16 is an adult or not, it's an abuse of power. Full stop.

He's 16. What would have happened if that "child" had committed a violent crime? There's be outrage if we didn't try him as an adult. But when sex is involved, we're suddenly all concerned about the "saftey of the children". Either a 16 year old is a child or they're an adult. They hypocracy of jumping back and…

That's why I said try.