last call at bar. weird time of night right? lights go on, feels rapey all of a sudden. some dude in full blackout walking at me pointing at his own [ bleep ], here. i m like, i ll get us a cab. romance is a great source for comedy because everybody want s it. and also romance gives people instant vulnerability, stakes are really high and whenever the stakes are really high, funny [ bleep ] is going to happen. did you want to see some brochures? this is so awkward, i really want you to leave but don t know how to say it without sounding like a [ bleep ]. oh. the idea that human beings couple up for good, it s ridiculous. imagine that marriage didn t exist, you re a guy and ask woman to get married. you d be like, hey, you know, we ve been hanging out, spending time together, everything. i know. i want to keep doing that until you re dead.
surroundings and the view, hardly a burden. you re not supposed to wander around at night by yourself, there s elephants and hyenas and stuff. and while i m told the baboons can get rapey, there were no knocks on the door. you know, i know what you re thinking already. you re not going to do what i think you re going to do, are you? you re not going to go shoot some beautiful animal in the brain, no. answer, no? what kind of sick wants to shoot an elephant? even the toilet has a nice view. this is pretty much what you see as you re sitting on the snakes. idyllic natural setting. and good plumbing. it s pretty much paradise.
masculinity and it totally evolves into a vitriolic free for all where people are slut-shaming women and using the word rapey which is not actually a word, but so beyond offensive someone was able to concoct it as a word and then throw it around. and put it on a poster. and put it it on a poster. why is this happening? i mean, i think part of it is happening it seems like the larger narrative is everything is being taken away from a power structure that is furious that people are actually asking for a seat at the table, but asking for a seat at the table, a, doesn t mean we all have a seat at the table. or that we own the table. or that we own the table. you re trying to destroy religion. churches aren t closing down. men aren t exactly falling from the rafters and not being in charge anymore. it s not as if we live in this amazing native-american society
possibly okay, but the conference did not stop there, unfortunately. like so many men s rights forum, there s more than one, the gathering in st. clair shores turned into an angry forum where any injustice against men had nothing to do with policy or law, but every single one was a t fault of women and in particular, feminists. women were privileged and narcissistic and this photo of miley cyrus posing for a selfie was shown with a caption, quit object phiing me. you re being rapey. it was get out of guilt free card for women. a message not unlike this poster featured on the conference s website said just because you regret your life choices doesn t mean it s rape. and at the bottom, guilty feelings do not equal sexual
stephanie, a blogger writes on a website, a feminist in l.a., the majority of the song has someone murmuring, i know you want me over and over again. seriously, this song is disgusting, though admittedly very catchy. what s your take? number one on the bill board means a lot of teenagers and kids are listening. erin, i ve got your back on this topic, sister. our two friends there, are they running for republican congress? are we discussing the degrees of rapey-ness now? i mean, i think it s offensive. erin, i don t know if you saw the one thing where the guy blows smoke in her face and she goes like this and she says you know you want snit like really, i want cancer in secondhand smoke? i think it s offensive. you don t think i m number one on the bill board charts without having a lot of women enjoying the song. but the thing is, there s role play is a part of sexual practice in our culture. the idea of having a sense of i mean, i think it s offensive. erin, i don t know if you