[Angelino97]

I expect a lawsuit to come.

"She was kind and caring and she seemed to connect with gay men ..."

Even with her recent loss, her mum instinctively knows to signal that her daughter was woke.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A fag hag.

[Vigilanteman]

A mere 20 years ago when my daughters were in high school and gay was not all that popular, my kids reported to me their disgust at discovering some of their classmates were attracted to gay men because of the challenge to reform them.

Indeed, some of the guys faked being gay for the purpose of attracting the attention of these same airheads. And this was in a conservative school district which voted for Trump by over 70%.

[Albion Wilde]

"She was kind and caring and she seemed to connect with gay men ..."

Even with her recent loss, her mum instinctively knows to signal that her daughter was woke.

I viewed it differently. She came from a small, probably old-school community, and was caught out by the newspaper report having stayed overnight in a hotel with a man. The mom probably pointed out he was gay in a sad attempt to preserve her daughter's "honor." Or to point up that the gay man left her there, drunk, and did not act protectively because they were not a couple.

For those who agree that wardrobes are dangerous, and especially you crass individuals who spoke ill of the dead because she pulled a wardrobe down on top of herself, this is a known danger in the U.S. and many people, especially children, have died or been injured by such accidents. Pulling downward for any reason on the open door of an unsecured wardrobe could tip it over, especially if it was top-heavy with a suitcase on the top shelf. And if you've ever owned an old house where floors begin to sag towards the center of the room, even a refrigerator could tip over if the door is pulled too hard.

When opening an IKEA flat pack, you will see that every bookshelf or chest of drawers comes packed with L-brackets, screws, drywall anchors and instructions for attaching the piece to the wall—and large warnings in the instruction sheet. Rather less securely, people can shim up the front edge of an older piece with wood strips or felt pads to tilt it slightly back towards the wall.

We had broken-hearted family friends whose toddler climbed into one of the the bottom drawers in a chest of drawers. Even as a lightweight three-year-old, she pulled the entire thing down on herself, becoming injured for life. She is now an adult—still brain damaged, has difficulty speaking, walks with a prounounced limp and is in a group home—a daughter of privilege who could have done so much, accidentally wasted.