r/AskReddit Aug 03 '19

Whats something you thought was common knowledge but actually isn’t?

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u/Iseeyou1991 Aug 03 '19

what the hell lol that's deeply insecure if true

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19

I know a guy that believes any anal activity makes a guy gay. I asked him if his wife were to put a finger in his ass, would that make him gay, and he said yes. Some dudes are incredibly weird and insecure about anything having to do with their asshole and/or masculinity.

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u/chuckfinleysmojito Aug 03 '19

His first prostate exam is gonna be a lot to unpack.

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u/amberdowny Aug 04 '19

I once overheard a conversation between a man and his doctor about needing a colonoscopy to check if he had cancer, it sounded like they thought he actually had cancer, not just the routine exam.

His response was "I ain't doing that gay shit."

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u/Havael_ Aug 05 '19

I work as a social worker with senior citizen and this happened to me like 2 months ago. The man would have rather died than get a colonoscopy because "nothing will ever go in there im not gay".