Barf.

Not an either/or situation. Also, nice empathy and compassion you exhibit here

Maybe it shouldn't just be on the mothers. Maybe the fathers did a bad job too. If a man is a rapist, shouldn't his father be ashamed too?

I wasn't shown a map like this growing up in the eastern US in the 80s.

Very clear and well stated. Sometimes, people just don't want to know.

Right back atcha

She actually matches the clingy, desperate energy from Amy Poehler's Mean Girls character pretty well🤭

As someone currently living in America, this cartoon is spot on.

In Search of Lost Time Bandits

These are the same people who think it's hilarious to wave at protesters and then shout "Trump" when we wave back. It's the height of cleverness for them.

The Sellouts with their number one hit "If I Conform Can I Get Paid?" from their album "Setting Women Back a Century"

The first post clearly modifies "all men" with "saying..."

Have you ever been a woman alone among men or is this more of you being sure your abstract behavioral models are reality?

The original post by the survivor was not there to build consensus. That is one of my points. Victims don't have to build consensus. They tell us their experience. We listen.

Understand not everything you encounter is an invitation to a political debate. Some posts are about connection and recovery.

Or get more women in government.

Stop expecting victims to solve the problem.

So many victims tell people what they experience and they don't get believed. Your model of what happens is how it happens for you. If you listen, you will learn there are lots of situations where your expectations does not occur.

You know just saying something is a fact doesn't make it true, right? Presenting me with an abstract model you've created in your head isn't proof.