>But i'll let others educate you, if they have the patience,
>cuz after 15 years of seeing you post this kinda bullshit, i
>don't.

anyway, for clarity's sake I made sure to look up #MeToo and what it represents. I didnt see anything in Chloe Dykstra's story that falls under that banner

now if you feel that cases like this *should* be lumped in with #MeToo, that lends itself to a separate discussion

as a writer, Im big on words/phrases/ideas and their literal definitions, not what people wish to interpret

so yeah Chris Hardwick is guilty of being a toxic/emotionally abusive lover, but if he did anything that goes with what MeToo is against, she didnt make a great case for that