I actually agree with the lady getting that money.
There is unintended consequence to all of this and if the over-40+ dating industry isn't that profitable, then these agencies will disappear and the over 40 people will have to be GASP! actively social in life instead of being a smartphone zombie. That's when they find out, especially for women over 40, that they are not as desirable as they were in their teens or 20s.
So does that mean? It means that everyone can make their own choice because it's their freedom to dso but they need to understand that the dating market, meaning the people around them whether they are oblivious to them or not or could be prospective partners, is changing in relation to a person's marital status, looks, age, wealth, etc.
A lot of people, particularly women again, seem to think that if they get out of a long-term relationship such as a marriage that if they went into that marriage as 10/10, they still think that they are a 10/10. Bad tactics of mentality if you ask me..... then again, a lot of women think that they were a 8/10 when they were 18 years old, then they are a 8/10 for life.
Like my friend always said, ignorance is bliss so maintain your positive karma. So as the good Captain says, "Enjoy the Decline," I shall enjoying the silence relaxing from the chaotic pace of the world's materialism and bullshiet.
“Our communications — which Reitman now claims constituted sexual harassment — were between two adults, a gay man and a queer woman, who share an Israeli heritage, as well as a penchant for florid and campy communications arising from our common academic backgrounds and sensibilities,” she wrote in a statement to The New York Times. “These communications were repeatedly invited, responded to and encouraged by him over a period of three years.”
"he said, when after Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, Professor Ronell showed up at his apartment because her power had gone out. He said that, despite his objections, she convinced him that they could both sleep in his bed together. Once there, she groped and kissed him each night for nearly a week, he said.
“Professor Ronell denies all allegations of sexual contact in their entirety,” Mary Dorman, Professor Ronell’s lawyer, wrote in a submission to the Title IX office. Professor Ronell said she only stayed for two nights after the hurricane, at Mr. Reitman’s invitation.
The Title IX report concluded that there was not enough evidence to find Professor Ronell responsible for sexual assault, partly because no one else observed the interactions in his apartment or her room in Paris.
In the semesters that followed, Mr. Reitman said he was expected to work with Professor Ronell, often at her apartment, during lengthy work sessions nearly every weekend. Professor Ronell frequently detailed her affection and longing for him, according to emails from her that Mr. Reitman provided to The New York Times.
“I woke up with a slight fever and sore throat,” she wrote in an email on June 16, 2012, after the Paris trip. “I will try very hard not to kiss you — until the throat situation receives security clearance. This is not an easy deferral!” In July, she wrote a short email to him: “time for your midday kiss. my image during meditation: we’re on the sofa, your head on my lap, stroking you [sic] forehead, playing softly with yr hair, soothing you, headache gone. Yes?”
In a submission to the Title IX office, Professor Ronell said she had no idea Mr. Reitman was so uncomfortable until she read the investigators’ report."
I'm certain that the falsely accused student in question, along with his associates, have learned a valuable lesson about life, women and leftists.
ReplyDeleteBye, bye marriage.
MGTOW
I actually agree with the lady getting that money.
ReplyDeleteThere is unintended consequence to all of this and if the over-40+ dating industry isn't that profitable, then these agencies will disappear and the over 40 people will have to be GASP! actively social in life instead of being a smartphone zombie. That's when they find out, especially for women over 40, that they are not as desirable as they were in their teens or 20s.
So does that mean? It means that everyone can make their own choice because it's their freedom to dso but they need to understand that the dating market, meaning the people around them whether they are oblivious to them or not or could be prospective partners, is changing in relation to a person's marital status, looks, age, wealth, etc.
A lot of people, particularly women again, seem to think that if they get out of a long-term relationship such as a marriage that if they went into that marriage as 10/10, they still think that they are a 10/10. Bad tactics of mentality if you ask me..... then again, a lot of women think that they were a 8/10 when they were 18 years old, then they are a 8/10 for life.
Like my friend always said, ignorance is bliss so maintain your positive karma. So as the good Captain says, "Enjoy the Decline," I shall enjoying the silence relaxing from the chaotic pace of the world's materialism and bullshiet.
is it true about blacks on welfare?
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/s1PL3xQu16w
Rape = he didn't return my text messages the morning after.
ReplyDelete“Our communications — which Reitman now claims constituted sexual harassment — were between two adults, a gay man and a queer woman, who share an Israeli heritage, as well as a penchant for florid and campy communications arising from our common academic backgrounds and sensibilities,” she wrote in a statement to The New York Times. “These communications were repeatedly invited, responded to and encouraged by him over a period of three years.”
ReplyDeleteHeh
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/student-sues-professor-sexually-harassed-57232506
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/13/nyregion/sexual-harassment-nyu-female-professor.html?fallback=0&recId=19DnMDPiGWCfz7bzBbKiKot4dzl&geoContinent=NA&geoRegion=NY&recAlloc=thompson_sampling_story&geoCountry=US&blockId=signature-journalism-vi&imp_id=187732288
ReplyDelete"he said, when after Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, Professor Ronell showed up at his apartment because her power had gone out. He said that, despite his objections, she convinced him that they could both sleep in his bed together. Once there, she groped and kissed him each night for nearly a week, he said.
“Professor Ronell denies all allegations of sexual contact in their entirety,” Mary Dorman, Professor Ronell’s lawyer, wrote in a submission to the Title IX office. Professor Ronell said she only stayed for two nights after the hurricane, at Mr. Reitman’s invitation.
The Title IX report concluded that there was not enough evidence to find Professor Ronell responsible for sexual assault, partly because no one else observed the interactions in his apartment or her room in Paris.
In the semesters that followed, Mr. Reitman said he was expected to work with Professor Ronell, often at her apartment, during lengthy work sessions nearly every weekend. Professor Ronell frequently detailed her affection and longing for him, according to emails from her that Mr. Reitman provided to The New York Times.
“I woke up with a slight fever and sore throat,” she wrote in an email on June 16, 2012, after the Paris trip. “I will try very hard not to kiss you — until the throat situation receives security clearance. This is not an easy deferral!” In July, she wrote a short email to him: “time for your midday kiss. my image during meditation: we’re on the sofa, your head on my lap, stroking you [sic] forehead, playing softly with yr hair, soothing you, headache gone. Yes?”
In a submission to the Title IX office, Professor Ronell said she had no idea Mr. Reitman was so uncomfortable until she read the investigators’ report."
More heh.