It went viral on Snapchat

This is about a weeks worth of food and yes I know it’s a lot of milk

also funny how they're against governments helping their citizens calling it socialism when most red states take more from Washington than they send back

In Loving Memory of Val Kilmer

           1959 - 2025

I (F22) want to start approaching random guys and asking them for their number. I'm average looking, a 6/10 at best, and I'm quite nervous to ask a guy out. That being said, if a guy gives me his number, is it likely that he would ask me on a date if we have a good conversation? Or is it just going to be like when you match on a dating app and a guy hits you like "wyd" 💀💀

The reason why I don't find same sex romance shows appealing is simply because I'm a heterosexual man so I can't relate at all to two men falling in love with eachother and I can't relate to two women falling love with eachother either simply because I'm not a woman.

The reason why I find heterosexual relationships more appealing to me is simply because I can relate more to the nerdy introverted boy likes popular girl stories.

One thing I see frequently is a total misunderstanding of gender dysphoria and how it impacts trans people like myself. I find that quite odd since it's not just limited to us, cis people can too experience it. I mean it's not something new that people can become uncomfortable or insecure about things related to their gender identities.

Men being afraid of being seen as emasculated figures, not being "alpha" or whatever. I've seen the same sort of thing with women and how there's this need to achieve a certain idealised version of beauty or behaving in a certain way to be a "proper woman". We're all hurt by this.

It's not just social aspects either though and medical gender affirming encompasses a significant amount of people too. Things like gynaecomastia or hormonal imbalances in general are difficult to deal with for many., cis and trans people alike. Providing adequate support in these times are very important.

We all deserve the ability to feel safe and accepted within our own bodies, there's no good reason for us to act against ourselves.

It wasn't just millenials

I could be pretty young to say this but, I've tried several times to have a GF but it never worked out for me. I know it has nothing about appearance, but I really trust mine. I'm 6"6, my friends say "I'm not that ugly", again my friends say I'm one of the kindest and most warm-hearted person they've ever met. But whatever I do, whatever I try girls always made fun of me by screenshotting texts or not showing a single shred of interest (That you would show even to a dog). I'm caring for people around me, caring for some girls that I've texted back in the day and even not shown TOO MUCH interest to aware "love bombing". I need an explanation either from girls or experienced guys in this subreddit. Am I really the problem, or that freaking "first love" never visited me. Thanks.