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Earlier this month, with much fanfare 🎉, Facebook launched a line of #CameraEnabled #smart #sunglasses 👀 in partnership with eyewear maker #RayBan (Luxottica). 😎 But here’s the interesting #CustomerExperience wrinkle about these glasses (and other wearables like them): the #experience that matters isn’t just that of the #glasses wearer, but those around them.

I wouldn't call him a rapist, even though he did take advantage of me. He is an idiot though. I believe that what qualifies someone as a rapist is wanting to assert their dominance and power over someone in a nonconsenual way. Even if they aren't try to assert their power of another human violating someone is a terrible offense. I think he was just trying show me that he liked me in the way he expresses it. The only problem is I was already trying to meet him half way by giving him blowjobs because I am grey-asexual. Also I told him I did not want to have sex five times before he did it. He did not understand how much he hurt me till later. I dont want to leave him or anything that would end up with him in a worse state. I want to help him but am not sure how. I got him into therapy, but I'm not sure how much it is doing for him.

Following the announcement that Facebook will launch it's new Graph Search, this article asks if personalising our online experience is perhaps one of the most underutilised online features?