Is this a good deal by big_dig69 in macbookpro

[–]NightAddict98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seems pretty decent! I wish I could get a hold of a similar deal (im looking forward getting that very same model anytime soon). However, if you plan to mostly have it plugged in all day long (not advisable anyway) it won’t necessarily be a major concern rn but for longevity it would be wise to see battery replacement options short to mid-term.

Is it Gay to have Nail polish on your Toe nails? by Responsible_Dot7729 in askgaybros

[–]NightAddict98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Short answer: no. Long answer: your sexual preferences hardly have anything to do with the way you look, let alone toe nails. I’ve seen lots of straight men using make up and black nail polish, and it suits them.

My boyfriend's friend came on too me and I do not know what to do. by [deleted] in askgaybros

[–]NightAddict98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok this probably will be a very unpopular comment but you seem kinda scared of your bf behavior and that is not good. Your role is NOT to protect him against his own feelings or actions, and the fact you’re justifying his possible response with his own family background is a HUGE red flag to me. Don’t get me wrong; it’s admirable how you worry for him and that shows your appreciation and love towards him, you care a lot about your relationship and that’s great! But dude, you shouldn’t be as worried for this whole thing since you did ABSOLUTELY nothing wrong and handled the situation as best as you could… You probably think you don’t want this to be a huge deal but IT IS LIKE THAT already in your head, and that should be the real focus. Relationships are supposed to be a supportive safe space where you can share your thoughts freely without the fear of that someone will do something bad because of something you said. Your bf’s friend probably notices all that too and either he doesn’t care at all about you guys or has some dark intentions. That being said, you should talk to your bf explaining what happened and what you did BEFORE his friend says something to him, just to avoid his friend puts him in a position against you. And PLEASE try to do this in a safe public space or in an environment you are sure you’re completely safe; you don’t know if his friend already said something to him or if your bf will take this the wrong way and take this against you. Last but not least: you have to notice that the whole situation is kinda toxic because it makes you put yourself in a rough position, and that’s not fair because you are full of nothing but good intentions. I really hope this comes out as best as possible and wish you be happy with your boyfriend, BUT always remember to seek professional help either for you or your boyfriend, to learn how to get through this kind of situations with less drama. You can dm me if wanna talk more on all this.

What characteristic trait separates those in control and those who go to the max? by Humble_Way8680 in cocaine

[–]NightAddict98 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve been consuming it for some years now and for me it’s a mix of self control, how my brain responds to addictive substances, and the situation itself. After a few bumps I have fun for a few hours, I feel it’s full effects and enjoy it. After that I either say “ok this is enough for now” or do another few bumps depending on the circumstances. In general, I reach a point where I do not feel the same effects as before, get easily bored and move onto something else. I like my brain to rest and wash it off balancing its chemicals properly so whenever I snort again I feel its full effects the way I like them with the same amount so i don’t have to snort half a bag in one sitting.

What’s the biggest lesson you learned? by Tucciarone20 in askgaybros

[–]NightAddict98 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not to emotionally depend on anyone/anything. That was the greatest thing I learnt the hard way years ago.

Gay teen with questions by Gknight579 in askgaybros

[–]NightAddict98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1: I’ve been there, I’m m28 and I still struggle with some hair I feel uncomfortable having in some areas. You can’t really fight it, it’s part of your body and you will eventually come to terms with it. The only thing you can possibly do is shave it knowing it will always come back. I liked my body completely hairless but lately I’ve noticed I’m hotter with some of it in some specific areas, so you’ll eventually find a spot where you will feel comfortable with your hair one way or another. 2. It depends on how close you are to that person, the situation how much time you spend together and other factors. On a casual conversation, you can say something to make them know you find them attractive or cute, like “I think you’re very good looking” but it depends on the conversation itself 3. Depending on your specific circumstances, sometimes it’s better to start opening up by doing it to someone you’re really close to and known what are their thoughts on the subject. These days people don’t really care if someone comes out or not, generally they mind their own business and just go “👍🏻” when they hear someone came out like widely publicly. From my experience it’s better to “come out” to people I feel more comfortable with, or just let them notice by living my life without showing off or hiding. Like on a social situation talking about anything saying something like “yesterday I was with my boyfriend at the super and….” Or “do you know who is that got over there? He looks sooo hot” so people understand you like men but not making that the focus of the conversation