Funny thing is the first one I saw him score in was the last goal he got for us at Anfield , against QPR . Been going since 2012 and never saw him score off the top of my head . <| sep |> Ik snap ook wel dat je dan niet meer mee mag doen . Denk dat bij zulke shows veel mensen zich aanmelden om de gok te wagen , het zou dan een beetje oneerlijk zijn als dezelfde elke keer wordt gekozen . Wel jammer voor jou dat je dan niet meer mee kan doen behalve dan na 10 jaar misschien . <| sep |> To feel better , just eat a lot and then go masturbate . <| sep |> I ' m not a woman , that doesn ' t mean I do not understand the struggle of being a minority with an intimate history within the West . 1 It ' s alluded to throughout season 1 , but we don ' t see a particular scene where such was the case . However , as members of the audience , we take her at her word for the character we ' ve been introduced to . After all , this isn ' t the formative years of Annalise show . Meggy stating it without knowing Annalise just build ' s upon the audience ' s prejudices and the times we live in . However , Meggy isn ' t in a position to to make that statement , because she doesn ' t know Annalise . 2 But it ' s building upon the informed consent of its audience and the times we live in . God willing in a time when racial reconciliation is a reality , Annalise ' s statement makes absolutely no sense . It does come off like prejudice on her part , and the fact that Asher was in the position he was in for going against his family to side with Annalise That ' s actually debatable on the basis of Asher ' s father only doing it to protect him from Asher ' s involvement in the rape of the girl at that party . . We don ' t know how Aiden ' s family got rich , but one can at most surmise that he ' d never had to work a day in his life either . It ' s poor writing to rely on contemporaneous social events to inform the show as opposed to working to establish it within the show itself . The things which people say are important , perhaps in every day speech they ' re not as important that depends , but in a show where we ' re being presented drama over character development , everything the characters say is important as it establishes something of their character . Regarding the race card , that ' s a very complex issue . I ' m the first to admit that there is implicit and explicit racism . I have no qualms of openly admitting to that . What I do have a problem with is when it ' s thrown around in a nonchalant manner that trivializes the matter as a prop to lord over other people to one ' s advantage . That ' s not just at all , and actually undermines a legitimate treatment of the subject of racism . But what exactly makes an LGBT character different from any which other character ? Their homosexuality is not what makes the character ontologically speaking . They ' re characters like any other who just so happen to have same sex attraction . I think the reason that Connor is constantly depicted as having sex is emphasize over and above that he ' s gay , and that he ' s not his own brand of damaged , petty , and rambunctious .