Holy crap, Alex. That is very sad. I feel for all of you, especially your sister and their children. Damn.Same happened to my brother-in-law. Was in a motorcycle accident and died of an aneurysm months later after seeming fine. Basically fuck motorcycles. It was a fucking travesty in our family. We loved him. Left two kids behind with my sister.
Holy crap, Alex. That is very sad. I feel for all of you, especially your sister and their children. Damn.![]()
Nope, he is incredibly stubborn. His allowing me to help him in the least of ways is a challenge. He always says, when it is obviously not true and I ask him of his state of being, "I'm fine."You get New in to the Dr yet?
I'm possibly oversharing here but fuck it. I'm currently giving /noporn a try, so no more daily porn and jerk off session. Never thought it would have as much effect as it did, I have way more energy and I'm more relaxed when talking to random people (especially pretty women).
The thinking is that the constant dopamine hits you get from porn is overstimulating your brain causing you to be less energetic and lacking the drive to seek out real women. Never had any trouble myself but some younger guys apparently watch so much porn that they can't even get it up with a real woman anymore.
Nope, he is incredibly stubborn. His allowing me to help him in the least of ways is a challenge. He always says, when it is obviously not true and I ask him of his state of being, "I'm fine."
This is a man who in his past, suffered first degree burns over his hand and arm and other degrees of burns on the rest of his body and who should have been in hospital a long time...he did not stay more than two nights. Getting him to get medical attention will take an act of God or the flying spaghetti monster, of which I am neither.
So, my wife is going to the women's march tomorrow in Seneca Falls. I'm not going and I've had trouble explaining exactly why. After a long conversation(not heated at all), I finally arrived at probably the simplest and best explanation: I have trouble supporting a movement that begins and ends with "we don't like That Guy". We meandered through a whole bunch of topics to eventually reach that point. I had to debunk belief of the pay gap. I supported her support of better family leave.
We talked at length about the #MeToo movement and how it's a perfect microcosm for how guys have to watch their backs on social media, so there's an extra step for a guy to support something called the women's march without understanding the specifics.
And after all that, she told me that I was mansplaining. She couldn't elucidate why she felt that way, so I'm not sure she understands the term very well. But at the same time, how is that not insulting and worrying?
I think this was her response to me positing that Trump isn't misogynistic, he treats everyone with equal disdain and lack of manners. But still, even if I'm right or wrong about that, I told her after the mansplaining comment that I would have had the same conversation with a dude.
Sorry, just venting a little bit. Never thought I'd ever hear that comment from my wife.
Oh dear.So, my wife is going to the women's march tomorrow in Seneca Falls. I'm not going and I've had trouble explaining exactly why. After a long conversation(not heated at all), I finally arrived at probably the simplest and best explanation: I have trouble supporting a movement that begins and ends with "we don't like That Guy". We meandered through a whole bunch of topics to eventually reach that point. I had to debunk belief of the pay gap. I supported her support of better family leave.
We talked at length about the #MeToo movement and how it's a perfect microcosm for how guys have to watch their backs on social media, so there's an extra step for a guy to support something called the women's march without understanding the specifics.
And after all that, she told me that I was mansplaining. She couldn't elucidate why she felt that way, so I'm not sure she understands the term very well. But at the same time, how is that not insulting and worrying?
I think this was her response to me positing that Trump isn't misogynistic, he treats everyone with equal disdain and lack of manners. But still, even if I'm right or wrong about that, I told her after the mansplaining comment that I would have had the same conversation with a dude.
Sorry, just venting a little bit. Never thought I'd ever hear that comment from my wife.
So, my wife is going to the women's march tomorrow in Seneca Falls. I'm not going and I've had trouble explaining exactly why. After a long conversation(not heated at all), I finally arrived at probably the simplest and best explanation: I have trouble supporting a movement that begins and ends with "we don't like That Guy". We meandered through a whole bunch of topics to eventually reach that point. I had to debunk belief of the pay gap. I supported her support of better family leave.
We talked at length about the #MeToo movement and how it's a perfect microcosm for how guys have to watch their backs on social media, so there's an extra step for a guy to support something called the women's march without understanding the specifics.
And after all that, she told me that I was mansplaining. She couldn't elucidate why she felt that way, so I'm not sure she understands the term very well. But at the same time, how is that not insulting and worrying?
I think this was her response to me positing that Trump isn't misogynistic, he treats everyone with equal disdain and lack of manners. But still, even if I'm right or wrong about that, I told her after the mansplaining comment that I would have had the same conversation with a dude.
Sorry, just venting a little bit. Never thought I'd ever hear that comment from my wife.
The issue that I have is that in your conversation she doesn't see you as her spouse and partner trying to talk and discuss issues but instead as just a man trying to keep her down with your condescending explanation.I don't think the women's march is that strongly linked to the type of feminism we see in the GG thread.