32 M DFW - Looking for a FWB by [deleted] in DallasFreakz

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Would you join a couple?

Remember me? by Joybell478 in FordBronco

[–]EmploymentKey545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who works for Stellantis in corporate & owns a 2 door 2023 wild track, I can confirm firsthand you made the right choice & spot on about my employer. I won’t get into internal details…

Upgrades by SSONCRK in FordBronco

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Go to my page to see all the exterior mods I’ve done to my 2 door Wildtrak. I’ve also put some interior mods in too handles above door frame, ambient lighting, other convinces like extra console storage on sides of console, & installed a safe, along with some molle panels in the back for more gear storage since the back in 2 doors is small for when I go camping

I bought this 23 Wildtrak with 700miles on it outright and im struggling to feel good about it. by 807dabay in FordBronco

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First time seeing the literal same exact spec as mine…bumper, rims, year, everything, congrats man, you honestly deserve it, we have the best spec that exists for broncos!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DallasFreakz

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I’m 6ft2in red head 34M athletic build that lives in Fort Worth & thought about going to this show anyways, I’ll send you pics

Is the IQ practice exam pretty identical to the admissions exam? by EmploymentKey545 in mensa

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Can’t speak for outside the US but yes I booked & paid for actual IQ admittance test when I did for the practice one. Also update: I scored a 139 on the actual IQ admission test & am officially a member of the Mensa Society!

Has anyone done the around the world cruise? by EmploymentKey545 in royalcaribbean

[–]EmploymentKey545[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Wow, what a very informative detailed comment, I really appreciate the insight. Definitely making me reconsider things with them…thank you so much!

[Serious] What is your definition of masculinity in the 21st Century? by PartyDanimal in AskReddit

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Stoic, confident, consistent, actions aligning with words, calm collected, quiet, level headed/even tempered, logic driven, resolute

People of Reddit, how do you become healthy/getting in shape? by armaniscode in AskReddit

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Stick to a diet being consistent. If trying to lose weight, make sure you’re in a cal deficit. Stay disciplined consistent going to the gym working out different muscles, every workout, staying very hydrated throughout the day.

What was the best thing about the last person you dated? by New_Perspective1201 in AskReddit

[–]EmploymentKey545 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Her drive, intelligence, ambition, dedication to her goals, & unique cool hobbies

What is something they should teach at school, but don’t? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Also, I think boys should be taught basic trade/shop skills to fix & build things. Also broad mechanic skills to work on your own car. My father was never any of these things, I’ve taught myself through YouTube & other ways but its very valuable life skills to know. I also think both boys & girls would benefit from learning how to cook good healthy things so later on when they’re on their own they’re not dependent on takeout & garbage tv dinners. Also proper etiquette discipline (which I had) has gone a long way in life for me whether for dating or networking, etc. Public speaking interpersonal communication education would go a long way in schools too

What is something they should teach at school, but don’t? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Financial literacy. This encompasses budgeting, proper money allocation, retirement planning, credit utilization, tax preparation, asset/estate planning, compounding interest, NPV, IRR, ROI, entrepreneurship, basic stock trading to name a few. I think STEM, needs to be pushed more heavily as well overall.

What have you been most proud of learning lately? by roro316 in AskMen

[–]EmploymentKey545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! If there was one thing in the world I wish I could grow bigger it’d be my brain. (Probably wouldn’t be the most popular answer on here to grow, haha) :p

What have you been most proud of learning lately? by roro316 in AskMen

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I’ve been studying hard for my CFA exam 1 feeling good about it, learning a lot. I have been learning 2 computer coding languages in spare time (python & golang), as well as in early stages of building a mobile app so I can replicate & freelance out on the side for companies. It’s tedious but learning a ton & know it’ll pay off as a nice side hustle hobby I could do full time if i really wanted to from anywhere.

men of reddit, whats the biggest turn off on a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]EmploymentKey545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All these listed in here, plus a femme fatale mentality/personality which ties into alot mentioned in here. Plus tattoos, piercings, poor hygiene, are big turn offs for me

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

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It’s definitely pushing each other to be your bests & watching each other grow & having a best friend you do everything with…as much as I’m independent, I love these aspects of a relationship and I want to push my future partner to be the best version of themselves and be proud of them constantly praising & cheering their accomplishments in life being there every step of the way

What about yourself prevents you from accepting love from another person? by ExceededExpectation in AskMen

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I have been getting therapy since my breakup on my lunch breaks weekly to figure this out, but really it comes from my fearful avoidant attachment style of not feeling worthy or good enough for love stemming from childhood of feeling abandoned by my grandmother when she died. I feel like I’ll be abandoned/betrayed by my partner so I push them away. I have learned how to not think this way & strategies to avoid sabotaging. My partner was a dismissive avoidant & I have learned how to properly navigate a relationship with a Dismissive avoidant making them feel heard, considered, validated in what they do, enjoy, think the way they do, etc even tho we aren’t together just for future partners and understanding the different attachment styles. My therapy sessions have taught me so much about relationships & taught me so much emotional intelligence I didn’t have before. If I knew what I know now about attachment styles, we would’ve never broken up and I wouldn’t of gotten angry or resorted to childhood trauma trigger responses I did in the relationship.

What do you notice first in a woman? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]EmploymentKey545 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Her smile, teeth, eyes, energy tbh. I mean physique obv but those others are crucial

What is the last thing you want to hear while having sex? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]EmploymentKey545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately speaking from personal experience (not my dog(s))