I've known Jeff for 15 years. Terrific guy. He's a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side.
I downloaded more RAM in the 90s. It was a product called RAM Doubler for the Macintosh. At that time memory had to be pre-allocated for applications through a setting in the resource fork, always used exactly the amount you set, and couldn't grow beyond that. It was static, making it hard to run multiple programs simultaneously. RAM Doubler did wonders to work around that OS limitation.
I've dated quite a few women and had a couple of long-term relationships. They all seem reluctant to give a blowjob - it happens but rarely. I've never pushed it, only shown in every way I can how much I enjoy it when it does happen. My current domestic partner does it, but I probably go down on her 10-20x more often than she does me.
But it's also kind of a general pattern that they expect me to take the initiative in sex, and they are relatively passive. One hypothesis I have is that taking too much initiative makes them feel "slutty" or that their own desirability is not confirmed enough. Maybe this is just a part of that general pattern. But what do I know.
I genuinely wonder what that's about. Why is it so much of a sacrifice, why is it any different from giving a back rub (assuming you have good hygiene). I certainly am not bothered by going down on her - on the contrary.
"Innocent until proven guilty" is about not prematurely judging when you don't know the facts. It's not about defending rapists - it's about defending people who are possibly not rapists.
All of these are singular examples of events that are presumably violations of existing law, except the last frame which is about changing policy and affects the state's position on all events in the future. They are not the same.
And also, the vast majority of men are in favor of criminalizing rape of any kind.
They're competent at extracting maximum shareholder value out of each competence-hour unit, even though the amount of competence per hour is on par with the Trump administration.
The US isn't just leaving its allies behind, it's actively threatening to attack them (see: Greenland / Denmark) even as it has signed a formal mutual-defense agreement. I'd say in practice the US is worse than Russia.
My microphone is broken. People hear me better if I switch to speakerphone.