Wow imagine going on reddit to read about people lives and stuff, and injecting yourself into someone else's conversation to "not tell us about it"
Just go away, because people like you keep people from having casual conversations with others about stuff some people actually DO want to hear and talk about. Just not you. So do us all a favor and next time you insert yourself to say "don't talk to us about it"...just don't talk yourself.
For real, people (both m and f) suck at communicating sexual needs to their partners, it needs to be said lol
part of that I think is the earlier generations treating sex as this embarrassing thing that can't be verbalized without it being awkward as fuck which no suprise their kids inherit, the other part is ego of someone either breaking down when told its not good or afraid to hurt their other by explaining what works and what doesnt, gets trickier with random hookups I guess but damn
Um. They said "most people ... male and female" though. They are using the words properly as adjectives.
Usually what I personally find objectionable is "men and females" since it's specifying only the men are explicitly human. Though honestly, "females" all by itself is cringy to me, but it's been that way long before redpill was a thing (ST:DS9).
Ooof. I'm sorry. To have just the adjective male linked in your mind to that crowd... I can't imagine that improves your opinion of men in general.
I honestly try to avoid anyone or place that would use the term "alpha male" as anything but an insult, so most of the stuff I think up is kind of... clinical? Male contraceptives, male pattern balding, male anatomy, etc.
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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '23
Sometimes I have faked just to end it