So basically he is like every other sexual harasser out there. They all think they didn’t do anything wrong, or don’t see the big deal in what they said or did.
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He thinks he was treating them well. He was complimenting how fuckable they looked by US standards. That’s the highest form of flattery his sort is capable of.
I have a friend who is a relentless optimist and while I admire her ability to always make the best of a bad situation, I remain of the belief that sometimes things are just shitty and there’s no upside and you’re allowed to feel bad about them because they suck. I have had a chronic disabling illness since I was…
“You can totally go over to America, the land of awesomeness unlike New Zealand (why are you so proud of living here in this shitheap I don’t even know) and get a minimum wage job grubbing for tips, and it’ll still be better than here! wait, why are you offended?? IT’S A COMPLIMENT COME BACK”
I was told quite some time ago that how someone treats a waiter is very telling about their personality. If they treat them bad/rudely, they are likely an asshole. If they treat them well/with respect, then they are likely a good person. I guess we know what kind of guy Scottie is.
They prefer to call it “not politically correct.”
Why is it so hard for these people to be polite. You can compliment someone on their service without making it sound like “omg you’re almost good enough to be an American”.
It’s almost like every part of society has a sexual harassment problem.
My Stage IV wife really needs to be told that she’s invisible unless she smiles, because otherwise it’s a carefree life of being marginalized, used for photo ops, having to prove that she’ll live long enough to be allowed to have or adopt a child, and having quack remedies pushed on her at every turn. This guy is a…
How the fuck am I supposed to put on mascara?
I used to work at a cancer center and, listen, people are the same people that they always were when they have cancer. In other words, if you’re likely to throw this against the wall when you’re healthy, you’ll throw it against the wall if you’re sick, too. And cancer patients are no more likely to be depressed than…
“Berk Ihan, designer of the Smile Mirror, told CNN that after spending a few weeks at cancer hospitals in Turkey he learned that...”
I thought it was widely recognised that one should not reinforce the role that “positivity” (groan) has on the health of cancer patients.
As a dude with resting bitch face (both my parents are hardened salt-of-the-earth types) and a family full of chronic and life-threatening illnesses, I can say this mirror and go break itself into pieces and crawl right up its inventor’s asshole.
My sister just finished her chemo treatments without cracking a smile once, so I guess she’s a failure.
If I have cancer, I can guarantee I’m going to be a morose angry motherfucker. Why do put this pressure on people going through negative shit to always be positive? Maybe I want to wallow in self pity once in a while. Maybe I save my happy self for my kids and everyone can piss off if they are too uncomfortable…
I’ve started a Kickstarter for a Woke Mirror that peers into your soul and won’t show your reflection unless you’re not thinking of monetizing terrible and condescending ideas. It costs $25,000, pocket change for Silicon Valley, HMU!
Blankets are the glue that holds pillow forts together. Do not disparage blankets.
Things mirrors are super useful for: making sure my braids are even, putting on make-up, checking my teeth for poppyseeds after I eat an everything bagel. Things I smile for: well, none of those.