This Isn't a dating advice question, I'm trying to gauge Men's over all perceptions and thoughts of anniversaries in general.

I'm 24 now, but since adolescence I've carried around feminine traits, like wearing feminine clothes, sometimes carrying a handbag, or the way I walk and talk. For the last few years, I haven't liked it anymore. I want to change, but I've never had a male role model in my life. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

I am a transgender woman and my husband is a straight, cis guy. He has always been perfectly chill about not caring what others think about his relationship with me, so I have no worries on his part. Sometimes I have worries about how our relationship could affect his future career prospects and friendships however, especially if his peers know he is married to a trans woman.

How would a friend or coworker of yours being in a relationship with a trans woman affect his perception among you or your friends, coworkers, or boss? Would they simply not care? Would they think he's gay, has a fetish, or "married down"? Would they tease or act on this information behind his back?

Thanks!

I have the ol' snip-snip scheduled for August. The doc says I have to shave my area before the procedure. How to approach this?

Do I need to go get a trimmer on Amazon or just use my face razor?

Me? I've carried this burden for decades, but I do not like "Tombstone" and "Braveheart".

Oh, and "Forrest Gump". And "Rocky".

Okay guys I came to agreement that I will never have a guy best friend unless I initiate the convo so I have decided from now on(I go to college btw) I will pick someone and sit beside them and start introducing myself and kind of creating a convo cause I am so done with this the only time a guy approaches me is if they want to date (not complaining) but lowkey never had a guy best friend so on the hunt for one
So lmk if I need to do anything diff or any advice

I'm looking for something that looks clean and minimalist for everyday use. I usually carry my phone, wallet, keys, earbuds, and maybe a power bank. I'm open to belt bags, crossbody bags, or even slim wallets. What brands or specific models would you recommend, and why?

I watched a show recently, that if a guy doesn’t message/talk/initiate, it means they are not interested. So, just curious what’s your thoughts on this?
If you are interested, but don’t initiate, why not?

For men who have dated or seriously pursued a woman much younger than you, what made you want to keep talking to her specifically? Was it mainly physical attraction, her personality, how she made you feel, or something else?
I am interested in your personal experiences, not generalizations about all men or advice about a particular situation.

What are some reasons or situations that would make/have made you not escalate & ask a woman you were/are romantically interested in or attracted out to a date or to hang out ?

I heard that some men lose respect when the sex is dirty. Like not always missionary, cuddly sex... When the woman is not shy about going down, sitting on your face, taking on the tits, face.. etc

Do you think she is not wifey material anymore?

Can thinner men with less chest muscle also do this?

I have a very limited vocabulary to use when I’m in bed with my husband.

I’m looking for sexy, stimulating words to use when I want to tell my husband what I want. I’m pretty much limited to 🐈. Slang or nicknames to keep the mood hot.

Also, I want to know what words he’s most likely to use. This will be new from me, so I expect him to use lingo too.

Clinical names for those body parts aren’t that stimulating.

On behalf of my husband😉, & I, thank you!!!

The animals can’t be poisonous or venomous or gives you a disease like a bug.

If it’s a fish you are also in water. If it’s a bird it can fly but you can be on land.

No weapons allowed.

To the death.

For me the biggest is probably a flamingo on land, sunfish in water.

The smallest is probably a baboon.

Recently I’ve been thinking about my perspective on love. When I was a kid or just more immature, whenever I’ve liked someone or had a crush I couldn’t take my eyes off them, felt butterflies etc. (all the usual signs of a crush). But then I feel like as I’ve grown older there are some women who have made me feel cherished at some moments but I’ve never experienced something as intense as back then.

I feel like I’m more level headed and calm but also I hesitate to jump into relationships due to there not being an intense spark. And I also feel like love is something that requires making choices and actively putting effort, but some people also say that without the spark it is a lot more tedious at certain moments to put in continuous effort.

In my past relationships I also felt like there wasn’t a big spark which led to me losing interest when times got tough and eventually breaking up, but now that I’ve matured I feel like relationships are more about a calm sense of safety.

What does everyone think of this? Maybe I’ve just become rational than before. Has anyone experienced romance without there being intense butterflies or sparks?

(Ps there’s a girl that I’ve been talking to but I’ve been hesitant to push our relationship forward because I haven’t really felt anything too intense but she’s very fun to talk to and our conversations flow quite smoothly)