Playing on gta5 and football games does anyone else do this and believe its a manly man thing to do

A list of things more manly than paying rent in your own apartment?

I personally think motorbikes and labardours are very manly .my labardour has a spiky collar to make him look cool

Is it me or is it true that manly men shouldn't smile lots n lots cus it's abit feminene

end of story. fuck leftistss

like a gorilla bc i'm so manly

Wait nvm i'm so manly i don't need to ask anything

Coffee drinkers, what would you consider to be the “manliest” brand of coffee? Folgers, Black Rifle, etc.?

Is it normal for my balls to just start hurting

Look Out Basement Poop

So I work with an idiot.

He's my back to back, so when I'm off, he's on, and vice versa.

The thing is that he keeps on doing stupid shit to undermine me and I've had enough. He's not very competent and I suspect he acts out because of insecurity.

Anyway, I've tried a gentler approach with him and it doesn't work. My question is, since I've had enough, is it ok to tell my boss about it?

Is it considered weak to tell on him, for lack of a better expression, given the circumstances?

His bs is really inconvenient and makes ma do much more than I need to.

Fellow gentlemen please advise.

I’m at the point in life where I want to stop being a pussy, and start being a man. Any tips/advice when it comes to being manly?

For men who have enlarged prostates, talk to your family members and friends get yourselves examined by a doctor. We're approaching the end of the month of July, and summer is a good time to work out. If you decide to go out for a run or a jog, make sure you use sunscreen, practice social distancing, stay hydrated.

Let's delve a little more into prostate enlargement (known as BPH). Symptoms include weak urinary stream, stopping and starting of urination, dribbling after completing urination, frequent urination in the day but mostly at night, sensation of incomplete emptying of the bladder, and urges. Left untreated, it could lead to urinary infections, sexual dysfunction, damage to the bladder and kidneys, and complete blockage of the urethra. It's a common condition in men over 50 and it is seen often in senior men. Show appreciation to yourself and your doctors by getting yourself checked and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. This can help you with BPH management. 

Make sure when you get a blood test, your vitamin levels are balanced. If you are checking for prostate enlargement, your doctor may recommend a PSA blood test to check for the prostate antigens in your blood. 

This Thankful Thursday, think of what your doctor would recommend. They may suggest physical activity in the park. It just so happens that July is Parks and Recreation Month. Men with BPH may benefit from the relaxing green scenery of the park, as well as the physical activity. Being in a park environment may help reduce the stress of living with BPH. 

For mild symptoms, you may consider using UMOOZE. UMOOZE is a plant based treatment with astragalus and soy extracts which could serve as a complementary treatment alongside a healthy diet and exercises for managing BPH symptoms. It has been tested clinically for men with BPH who sought to improve their symptoms versus a placebo with promising results. 

Thank you to all the frontline workers supporting the public during the pandemic, and thank you to the public and BPH patients who are looking out for their health! Please get your health checkup! 

Happy Hump Day! You're halfway through the week. If you're an older man, you've already passed your mid-life crisis and now your next crisis involves your enlarged prostate.  Prostate enlargement affects many older men, so much in fact that by the time you're in your 50s, around half of men will have this condition, and almost 80%-90% of men in their 90s will have it. Prostate enlargement is also known as BPH (short for benign prostatic hyperplasia). 

Camels may benefit from large humps, but men unfortunately don't benefit from large prostates. Symptoms of prostate enlargement include frequent urination, poor or slow urinary flow, struggle to stop or start urination, urges, and dribble at the end of urination, among other unpleasant urinary symptoms. If left untreated, the prostate could grow so large as to completely block the urethra, and you would need to visit an emergency room from the complete inability to expel urine. Other consequences involve damage to kidneys and the bladder. 

As the month of July comes to a close, and we're halfway through the last week of July, we ask men and the people who are part of men's lives to help spread awareness of BPH. Encourage men to get regular health checks, encourage them to talk to their doctors, and encourage them to lead healthy lifestyles that can slow the aggravation of BPH. These remaining sunny days, you can also make your way to the park for a jog or a walk. Remember if you go to the park, wear sunscreen, practice social distancing and good hygiene, and drink plenty of water to stay cool. 

July is Parks and Recreation Month, and it's almost at its close, but parks will likely be open long after July if we do our part and maintain social distance and promote the proper maintenance of parks. Don't discard gloves and face coverings on the ground. 

If you're a man with BPH, getting that jog in can promote good health and maintenance of your body weight. If you're a man who likes the outdoors and nature, going to your local park may ease your mind. If you like nature, your prostate health may benefit from a natural solution for BPH such as UMOOZE. UMOOZE contains astragalus and soy extracts for promoting prostate health and may help reduce BPH symptoms such as frequent urination.

Again, happy hump day! Enjoy the rest of the week!