Robin Thicke Shut Down By Cops in Paula Patton Custody War

[kobewife1]

Robin Thicke Shut Down By Cops in Paula Patton Custody War (VIDEO) https://t.co/gtFy2JEcec
- TMZ (@TMZ) January 14, 2017

- follow up to yesterday post- After Paula was denied by a judge on Thursday (1/12) to limit Robin's custody to daytime monitored visits, Robin called Paula after the hearing to take Julian for the night (which the custody order

Comments

[spyral_out]

The replies to that tweet though. Yeah, totally inconceivable that the dude who wrote the rapiest song in years might also scare his kids, imagine that

[fenchurchly]

Why do men hate women so fucking much?

[dumpweeds]

because anything that might threaten the status quo is something that needs to be eliminated

[meranii_raushu]

I know your question's rhetorical, but I've often wondered (but I'm not pretending to be extremely educated on the subject so disagreement is welcome) why misogyny has been such a force throughout human history

[meranii_raushu]

IA and especially with that last part, men came out on top due to physical strength/testosterone/aggression or whatever you want to call it, and have held onto that "might makes right" societal power and justified this superiority in a number of ways, the most blatantly untrue being a supposed mental/moral superiority

[insomniachobs]

Just my speculation, but I reckon Henry's treatment of Anne was less calculated on his part. It was more his advisors (who by that point had all been alienated by her and were wary of her ability to manipulate her husband) preying on him with something well timed. As soon as a few months previously he had still been defending Anne against people who were machinating against her, and this was after the second miscarriage. Some of that may have been "you dare come for my Queen you're obviously not scared enough of me," but really it had been 2 miscarriages in an era when they were incredibly common. She'd had one healthy child, conceived readily enough, and once Henry calmed down a bit there was no real reason at the time to believe she couldn't have a second eventually (even if we now know there was likely a Rh issue or similar). Of course her Catholic enemies/Catherine's supporters believed it was divine retribution, but many of Henry's key advisors by that point were more politically aligned to Anne and wouldn't have bought into that

[save_me_xenu]

Not to mention that scientists now think that Anne had so much trouble conceiving because Henry had every STD under the sun and psssed them along to her and set fire to her poor uterus. And through all that she managed to give birth to mother effing Elizabeth I.

[_natsumi_]

After watching a new documentary about Henry's wives , I feel Catherine Howard deserves so much more then basically being called a sluttty teenager . The more I think about her I belive she a sexually abuse victim ; I think she was manipulated to have sex with her music teacher and cousin . Henery was such a weak , insecure, asshole and took out his insecurities on his wives .

[coeurtranquille]

Could you please send me the doc link xx

[dibbydooby]

this is so fascinating to me and you're so articulate about it... do you have any book recs on the subject?? I would love to learn more! (also am I so jaded that this comment reads as sarcastic to me- it's really not lol)

[dibbydooby]

totally! and as it relates (or doesn't) to biology it really interesting to me too!

[headswillroll88]

you're pretty much right, misogyny/patriarchy began with the start of the agricultural revolution which is when people started to try to control the means of production. women produce children, so men eventually sought to control women as well.

[fame]

holy fuck i love you