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• I heard that song on the radio the other day and definitely got a rise out of me. I was mortified by the lyrics "do the helen keller". And I agree with LisaCharly that the lyrics aren't necessarily implying rape,
  (posted to "Don't Trust a Ho"... or this band )
• I definitely agree with you, Honeybee, that things cannot be just black and white simple. Marriage is a lot more complex. There are a lot of things two people compromise in a marriage and definitely one person sometimes takes on
  (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• Perhaps it seems like women are more demanding because we have gender norms of marriage ingrained in our brains. So when we see thing deviate from what was considered normal, we think it is wrong? No doubt there are aggressive
  (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• I'm glad that Google decided to support the LGBT community, but, like you said, it's a bit subtle. I think it would have been a great if they had changed their logo temporarily, like they do for holidays and any
  (posted to Google Celebrates LGBT Pride Month)

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• That makes this: Recent evolutionary research (reported this week in Newsweek) identifies the myth of the natural rapist tendencies of the supposed alpha males. There is no instinct to rape; in fact, men who spread their seeds by force and (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• The mythological aspect of Klaven's words, which are universally applied-- all men, he says, "have a basic urge to sleep with a variety of women," is the problem. While it might follow that some men choose a lifestyle in which (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• Ok, so what does that have to do with rapists? (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• The myth or fantasy that men *must* (that is not choose as one lifestyle choice among many) "spread their seeds" to as many women as possible often leads people to assume that rape is something that the most virile, manliest (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)
• at first when he said 'More and more often I meet young guys just like this: overgrown kids' i thought he was going to critique this problem, which is kind of cliche already, but then he seems to seem to (posted to Andrew Klavan reviews The Hangover)

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