07-20-2014, 10:17 PM
That article is so off-base, IMO, that I had to wonder who wrote it.
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Harris O’Malley is a dating coach who provides geek dating advice at his blog Paging Dr. NerdLove, the Dr. NerdLove podcast and The Good Men Project.
I don't get called "crazy" much (to the best of my knowlege
) and don't call other people "crazy" much either.
Anyway, "crazy" doesn't mean to me what it does to Mr. O'Malley on the giving or receiving end and applies equally to men and women.
Sometimes I think, "what a crazy bastard/bitch" or "crazy effin' kids!". The meaning is not synonymous with "mentally ill" and doesn't hold that much power to me, in any case.
Mr. O'Malley is a presumptuous crazy bitch!
Harris O’Malley is a dating coach who provides geek dating advice at his blog Paging Dr. NerdLove, the Dr. NerdLove podcast and The Good Men Project.I don't get called "crazy" much (to the best of my knowlege
) and don't call other people "crazy" much either.Anyway, "crazy" doesn't mean to me what it does to Mr. O'Malley on the giving or receiving end and applies equally to men and women.
Sometimes I think, "what a crazy bastard/bitch" or "crazy effin' kids!". The meaning is not synonymous with "mentally ill" and doesn't hold that much power to me, in any case.
Mr. O'Malley is a presumptuous crazy bitch!