Yeah the only one that doesn’t look gay there is center top, I think I’d actually rock that one.I say that this looks gay:
Please stop screeching, we're trying to have a nice conversation here.
I wasn't even saying it in a necessarily bad way, just pointing out to the retarded femcels that a straight man does not simply wear a tie like that in modern society, without even commenting on whether that is right/wrong/justified or not. But yeah, that's shitting up the thread and "incel posting", and Lidl Drip totally isn't a fag.
You're right, forgive me, I'll whisper from now on.
Femcels like to see their hypothetical bf as an accessory to their life, and so like their other accessories they need to be “prettied up” in silly superficial ways like that, regardless of the basic fact that, yes, normal guys think that shit is gay. It’s the same kinda thing as when women want to braid their man’s hair.
There's a really fine line with men between putting effort into looking good and putting too much time/effort into it that it makes you look super gay. If you're tying your necktie into a rosebud, please tie this rope into a noose.
Just knowing how to tie a tie at all puts you ahead of the pack nowadays.
I think sheep feta is better than cow or goat feta.
It depends on the person and the therapist. When someone says they see a therapist 5 times a week and they text in between and there's not a lot of progress, that's just a bestie your insurance pays for. Even if you're serious about getting better, you can still get shitty therapists. But the right match and the right mindset can do wonders.
If you've had cow feta and goat feta just imagine something halfway between them.
Based, the sharper variant is best always, even if it doesn't go as hard as goat.
>swiss
Mild, meh.
This one's nice.
If by this you mean mozzarella di bufala, yes.
Nigga that's for toast.
It's almost Raclette season. So simple yet such a good dish.
Yes, but it's also very versatile, great for recipes and adding to desserts.
Before a career change years ago I wanted to become a therapist but was smart enough to do the math on a $60k Masters degree for a job making $26k a year wasn't as good a plan for someone starting a life as doing the corporate thing. I might go back for it now, there just aren't enough male therapists because of the shit pay. It gave me a good woman-hate story though.
One of my friends goes to weekly therapy sessions and the way they describe it, it sounds like they are basically paying someone to be their friend and listen to their problems for an hour each week. When I ask how its different to going for a beer with your friend and discussing your issues I don't get a coherent response beyond "its different" and "your wouldn't understand".
I have a female friend who was totally obsessed with therapy and whenever anyone felt sad or had even the smallest grievance over anything she would do the reddit tier "yikes sweaty who hurt you, you should get therapy."
