Fifty Shades of Sage: Jeff Sharlet’s bizarre sex fetishism and GQ
Sage defends his right to hug sad people and commit other unspeakable acts. GQ readers, take note.
Sage defends his right to hug sad people and commit other unspeakable acts. GQ readers, take note.
What happens when she says “Yes” but didn’t want to be asked? Author August Løvenskiolds considers a nasty surprise feminist lawyer Wendy Murphy has concocted for you.
Not even a department chair is professional enough to treat Sage Gerard like a human being.
GQ takes its turn in the barrel
LiveScience just published some drivel right up Lucian Vâlsan’s alley: language. Watch as the bricks of logic are now thrown back at LiveScience’s lies.
Recently a Montessori school director stated that she refused to hire male teachers, assuming them all to be potential sexual predators. She has not been publicly identified, until now.
University of Nevada at Reno is planning on implementing an “anonymous reporting” form, titularly gender-neutral, but in reality meant to target males without due process. We don’t approve. No one should.
Australia’s national broadcaster is about to have a live public discussion about family violence. Will it be the same predictable rubbish? Greg Canning is about to find out.
The following Letter To The editor of Reynolds Newspaper in 1896 provides a snapshot of inequity before the law. Has anything changed? Well no, it hasn’t.
A clever, evil woman has found a victim and thinks she is going to get away with destroying him. The spotlight of truth might help her see that her victim is not alone, and we will fight for him.