for years now we've been deluged with opinion pieces & full-length books about how young men are so sad/isolated/afraid to approach girls & women/oppressed by feminists & #MeToo/victims of a cruel anti-male culture ad nauseam; yet, as we see here, these entitled young men at Cornell had not the slightest hesitation or the mildest anxiety about committing a group rape of an intoxicated young woman, a classmate of theirs.
please spare us any more of those pathetic opinion & books pieces about sad young men pining away in loneliness & fear of girls & women.
& especially, please spare us blaming girls & women for their being so sad & oppressed.
Adam came out in a Uniqlo top and joggers smiling like Charlie at the Chocolate Factory. Was quickly reminded of his place in the world. He’s not Charlie. He’s not even an Oompa-loompa. I’ve seen Oompa-loompas land a 4S (Yuma). Not Adam. Adam is Augustus Gloop (Lost In The Sauce)
Holy shit... As someone that's read this book.... YES!!!
Purists are flipping their shit, but Greta is actually looking at the text (not the original artwork, the text) and embuing it with her own heart and vivid imagination.
Something the fantasy genre has lacked for awhile.
Ingram’s openness about his struggles with OCD, and the trauma that came from being unable to spend time with his terminally ill mother due to his hockey commitments in Utah were incredibly important for the world to hear. Studying psychology to help others shows his character