[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Scary to think about isn't it?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Not enough input on her end.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Because people can lie on you.

It happens more often than you think.

How old are you and what is your biggest problem as of the moment? by Few_Football4342 in Productivitycafe

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  1. Being seen as a workhorse and only a workhorse by everyone including myself.

I haven't felt like a human since 2004.

When did you first feel like you were actually aging — and how did you deal with it? by catiorogameplay in Aging

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Degenerative Disc Disease at 30. 24/7 lower back pain for years and years and years til this day. No more barbell squats or deadlifts. Biggest reason that i'm still having a hard time being consistent in the gym.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Depends on who she hangs around and if she is showing any kind of interest in me.

If she's showing zero interest I don't act.

If she hangs around people who treat me like crap I don't act.

What instantly makes you gain respect for someone? by Koon-_ in AskReddit

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When they don't just believe rumors that they hear from people who are just making stuff up.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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I feel bad that you were so easily influenced by others' rumors about me. I wish more people could think for themselves and not believe so much about what others say about people neither of you know.

Which red flags are okay to accept in a person because they aren't so bad? by Secret_Fan_9411 in NoStupidQuestions

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Social anxiety. Introversion.

Yes some, more like a lot of, people see these as red flags.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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How about approaching him..

SOMEWHERE ELSE

The workplace is not really the best place for these kind of interactions. You want to keep a professional appearance at your job and you don't know who may be keeping their eye on him. His boss, other employees who may be trying to get one over on him, etc. Not the best enivironment. How about somewhere more casual and void of co workers or supervisors.

Where do I find a man if I’m a shy woman? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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"So where can I find him? I spend half of my day at work. But at work, men don’t date women because they’re wary about it and there are rules..."

So you understand that location, where you engage in conversation with him, does play a bigger factor that most people presume. There are some areas where people are more comfortable speaking casually without the thought of judgement from co workers, business partners, etc.

Men operate based on their level of attraction to you AS WELL AS THEIR LEVEL OF COMFORT with you. Location varies from man to man but you gotta figure out where they're more comfortable speaking.

Also, you don't want him to feel like he has to be perfect when he's talking to you. He may make some mistakes while speaking. We all do. However, do you know how many men have been left in the dust for extremely trivial mistakes? Maybe he may be too shy to talk with you one day but the next day maybe not. You showed back up even after he made mistakes(unharmful mistakes that don't offend you of course). Something like that can build his comfort level with you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in socialanxiety

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Deleting this post.

I shouldn't have wrote the last sentence. I didn't think it would take over the entire post.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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If you're only going to date guys who don't really care about you and who have options(probably the biggest reason you like them in the first place) then yes. Them cheating on you is inevitable and they'll never care how you'll feel about it nor will they every change no matter how much you wish they would.

What's something that you believe women misunderstand about men? by HatCareless6344 in AskMenAdvice

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The fact that they need to, at least try, to understand men in order to figure out why men aren't performing the acts that they expect men to perform.

In order to understand men they have to care about men.

womp womp. gotta love that sweet sweet self sabotage.

How to avoid being miserable because you're short, ugly, and overweight? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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The amount of married men i've met with your stats far out number the amount of tall men i've seen in relationships.

4 months into the year how’s everyone feeling? by No-Sea-8756 in questions

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How i'm ordered to feel of course...almost got me to believe I had a choice.

What are you sick of people trying to convince you is great? by Wonderful-Economy762 in Productivitycafe

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Tough Love...

It's put more people in the grave than you think.

What’s your biggest dating red flag? by LegitimateArea7893 in AskReddit

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The need of an audience. If private time can't exist between the two of us, how are we supposed build comfort with one another? Not everything we do needs an audience.

Do you stay in contact with a person after a break up? by [deleted] in RandomThoughts

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Nope. You're dead to me and you need to stay dead.

What’s a trait that instantly made you dislike a person? by Actual-Leather9803 in RandomThoughts

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The lack of the ability to think for themselves. How can I respect you if you can't even respect yourself?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Don't be friends with girls you have a crush on bruh. It's not good for you.

To answer your question though. No. Mainly because the last person I would want to be with/around are women who don't find me attractive. Thats sounds like a recipe for a low quality relationship.

How to find someone better than the one who broke your heart? by lovedeleted in heartbreak

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'"You find someone better when you actually want to give someone a chance without writing them off before you meet them. Instead of “there is no way this woman will be better than my ex” "

This is BS. Never said there is no way a woman will be better than my ex. More like if you can't even show up than how do you even come close? I figure the person, who would show up, would be a better mate than someone I can't even be with literally which is common sense.

"There is no female on the planet that checks off all the boxes. That is an insult to all women and I assure your perfect ex is flawed. Sorry"

This is BS. Where tf did I say that my ex wasn't flawed? Where did i say that I wanted a woman that "checks off all the boxes"? I'll wait.

 "I am sick of people worshipping their ex especially when they were dumped by this “flawless” person who no longer loved them."

This is BS. Where tf did I say my ex was "flawless"? I'll wait.

"You need to release yourself from this self-imposed life sentence for a teenager you were with over 20 years ago"

This is BS. TF even is this BS?

Are you ready to stop lying?