I actually married someone I met online! Mind you, it wasn't from a dating website/app, just a random chat program.

That was the one quote I really disliked in the movie because it promoted gender stereotypes.

I'm getting the impression that your previous comment had a way more serious intonation behind it than how I had initially understood it (i.e., I thought your comment was in jest). If that's the case, then I sincerely apologize and if you'd prefer that I delete my comment, then I will do so. If, however, that's not the case, then my comment stays as it was initially meant to be, which is lighthearted.

I get what you're all saying, but maybe calling the person a "bitch" in your first thought is more problematic than your opinion about the outfit... unless the person really is a bitch...hmm....

That's because you're supposed to give the conditioned answer on a test, not the answer that "defines who you are."

I'd totally support her reaction lol

As Captain Holt would say, "Bing-pot!"

Yup, and I was taking other comments into account when writing my own comment.

I never personally accused you of hating on her. Also, it's an assumption that the event took place in a college (yes, it says professor, but maybe the student is attending university, part-time classes, etc.). We don't know anything about the student's financial situation. It's also not right for anyone to basically say that women can't get an education AND have a family. We're all making assumptions about the student and forgetting the main point of the post: compassion and understanding.

Actually, most home thefts that occur while someone is away are done by acquaintances or acquaintances as accessories (e.g., Person A announces "Leaving Friday for Miami!!! See y'all in a week, suckas!!!" Person B reads that status and informs Person C. Person C knows Person A is not home and burgles the place).