So you say:

I’ll certainly concede that last point.

I think this is the exact sentiment the author and the subjects in question have an issue with. And in a weird sense, you are proving their position right. Both you, and the men you make fun of, understand the clear message in American patriarchal society that a white man is either are success or a failure. By your…

Also, I don’t really feel sorry for Kit Harrington feeling objectified. I DO feel sorry that because he’s Kit Harrington plenty of people seem to think he is categorically incapable of actually being objectified.

I’m wondering... most males here stay in the gray, and won’t get the opportunity to see comments in gray. Whereas most of the longtime commenters have established profiles and see more comments automatically. I know I frequently see responses to comments I cannot see. Is it possible that longtime users and short time…

I just don’t get why YOUR experience is important, and THEIR experience is nothing. You all paid the same for the ticket. Do you also go around telling people who sing along at concerts that you paid to hear the performer and not them? (This one bothers me much more than people using their phones in venues) Are you…

So, you think that wives who give up their careers to support yet resent their husbands should be given nothing? Is it the fact that it was a woman earning more than a man that made protecting her assets from him honorable?

Because he realizes the moment he actually said he was okay with having a prenup to protect himself from you, you would probably feel incredibly hurt and insecure and it would destroy the entire relationship? He wants to at least PRETEND that you can have a happy life together.

Just so we’re clear, the “preferential treatment” described in the article was trading trade sexual favors for reduced sentences. That’s not *usually* the way white male privelege works.