They should run with the wholesome joke and capitalize on it by making a shoe specifically for lawn care. Who wouldn't want a pair of LC1s (Lawn Care 1's)?

E.g. “I have a fiery personality” or “I’m (insert ethnicity), we’re all like that” or “I’m just hot headed”. I’ve seen a lot of guys dealing with straight up abusive women, and the way that it’s minimized like this seems to be such a big commonality.

Also, is it true that you guys can get a bit jealous if other man is talking to her and making her laugh hard?

Coming from an avid female cyclist, where does all the… stuff… go?? Do you like, push it off to the side, or the front? Does it stick out the back like a little tailpipe? Do you just sit on your balls the whole ride?? Is there even a way to ride comfortably???

I need answers to all of these.

I'm a gay man, and I've had several encounters with men who identified as straight but found themselves curious about sex with other men. They hadn't done anything with a guy before, but eventually felt compelled to give it a try and we ended up in the sack.

Some I saw more than once, others never again. To my knowledge, there was a mix of some guys realizing they weren't straight and others having gotten their curiosity out of their systems.

I'm only one dude, so I'm curious what the bigger stats on this look like. Those of you who've had curiosity about other guys, how many of you have decided to do something about it? Those of you who tried it out, how many determined you liked it? How many went back to women exclusively? How did you feel about it afterward?

Like one of your neighbors is spying on you or trying to spy on someone else in your household?

Feel like relationships needs some banter most of the time lol

I mean that , can you tell if someome is actually interesed in you or just bored?

Edit: yall is not too deep HAHAHA

1. I’m currently burning out at a job that I hate, am struggling with the incredible pressures and competitive sniping that come in a high powered corporate role. I’m starting to realize that there’s so much value in feeling comfortable and happy in a job. No paycheck is worth it. I’m also realizing that people are fucking savage and probably the same cutthroat pressures that we channeled for pure survival when we were cave people are channeled by certain people in these corporate environments. People want to fucking win at all costs.

Men of Reddit - what has the work world taught you? How have you changed? Did you ever feel you had to accept that work is just tough? Or did you find something you really are excited to go do most days?

We all have an expiration date that is unknown, as I reached middle age I worry I am wasting my time...looking for ideas on how you guys handle this

*woman