Do you all still feel like that? That breaks my heart honestly, there has to be a shift. I thought that stigma was starting to come down with the younger generation in recent years but maybe I’m off
So I would never cry in public (I almost never cry really) and I think I have just as hard of a time asking for help carrying anything as a guy would, I’m not even sure I’d have an easier time accepting the help when offered. Even when I had a broken foot I remember a guy from across the street waving me down and offering to help me carry whateve bags I had with me and I was like “thanks I’m fine!”, but I totally could have used the help. So maybe it’s just my perception that nothing is different for me..? I mean I see the obvious differences in the way guys behave towards us vs other males (and honestly I like the chivalry when it happens) but I guess, as I think about it, I don’t attach different rules to myself.
The meat cleaver thing cracks me up though!
I’m here and happy to answer but I honestly can’t think of anything! Do you have any examples of types of things you’re looking for?
Yeah this has been an interesting thing I’ve noticed too as I age, I feel very regulated emotionally and even-keeled. I find it quite refreshing
I’ve had 3 of these toilets for the last 4 years and I never knew you could COMBINE flush?!
Oh! Hubby is a mountain biker, he will be delighted to hear of the calf appreciation
I was gonna upvote but your comment has 45 upvotes and that seems appropriate so I’ll leave it there
I remember digging those up on vacation in Naples Florida in the summers. We used to call them sand fleas too, although I now think that’s not the correct term
I used to use “sort by rising” on Reddit and felt like I was able to engage much more that way. Then they took that option away and I was either getting junk posts or ones that were already too popular to remotely be a part of the conversation. That’s actually when I went to third party apps, I know everyone hate the native app but before they changed the sort options I was fine with it. Then a few months later they destroyed access to third party apps and I joined the exodus and came here. But it honestly felt like they were intentionally pushing me away, as stupid as that sounds. Anywho, I do wish there was more content here but at least I feel like I can participate and not be lost at sea
I have counted the toes so many times to confirm 5 on each, I don’t know why it looks like more
Someone skipped college years entirely it seems. Or just general adulthood in my case
I scrolled this far only to realize no one said “hawk tuah”
Just received the photos of a sewer scope inspection for a client and the AI series of description fails gave me a giggle
From a client’s recent sewer scope inspection report, goes from cute to existential to aha!
The cameras wrapped around the tree, some very cool old school cameras too. Really blended in fun art piece, nearly missed it
There is no bearded dragon but now I know I have a friend willing to transport one across state lines with no questions asked
Just the title, if I’m looking at “All” I have to scroll past a lot of posts in other languages that I can’t read and I have t been able to find language as a filter option. Thanks!
I can’t wrap my head around this, it seems so bizarre. The only reason I’m here now is because I joined Apollo right after Reddit changed its app to remove the sort by rising feature. It completely changed my experience on the app for the worse and I sought out an alternative, and I know I’m not the only one that had this complaint. I was a faithful Reddit user/poster on the official app for 6 years until just a few months ago. Why would they make their app less user friendly a few months before announcing the crazy API changes. They drove me away from their app and then drove me away from the site altogether.
Anyone have any thoughts on this? It just makes no sense to me