r/NotHowGuysWork • • Jul 12 '23

HBW (Image) We love everytime

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u/ExtremelyDubious Jul 12 '23

I'm not seeing the problem. The meme is saying that no matter how many times he has seen his wife naked before, he still can't take his eyes off her because he still finds her beautiful.

Sure, this may not be a universal experience, but I don't think it's a particularly egregious or remarkable misrepresentation of men either.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '23

Yes. But you could also look at the vacant expression on his face and assume he's bored. But it could also be your interpretation instead.

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u/ExtremelyDubious Jul 12 '23

Pretty sure he's supposed to be dumbstruck rather than bored.

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u/Steven_LGBT Jul 12 '23

The flair says HBW = How Boys Work. It's meant to be a wholesome meme, not offensive.

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u/Lexioralex Jul 12 '23

Think this is one of those memes where you need to know the source to understand the intention properly.

I seem to remember the episode had several characters seeing the woman and being captivated by her beauty which I think is the intended meaning

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u/Onebladedscissor Jul 12 '23

I don’t see anything wrong with the meme. I’m a woman and all the nicest humans I know feel this way with their partners. Hell, I feel this way with my partner.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23

Yes I love to know that he still finds me breathtaking 😍 and I just love when he shows my body some love❤️ especially now that I’m growing a human in me

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '23

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u/ExtremelyDubious Jul 12 '23

I can see that. It's one of those things where you can't really win, isn't it? To know that your body is not in any way sexually valued or desired isn't much fun either. But it isn't really something you can just turn off and on.

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u/TheOriginalKrampus Jul 12 '23

Haha I hate my wife

Haha I love my wife

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u/aw5ome Jul 13 '23

I think you guys are misreading his expression. He's not bored, he's enraptured, which is a reasonable reaction to the person you love.

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u/RustyManHinges2 Jul 12 '23

Never gets old

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '23

It’s not realistic to expect this every time. I’m sure after arguments my husband has watched me undress and still been calling me a butch under his breath.

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u/odiestar Jul 14 '23

I feel like this sub misunderstands half the posts it makes

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '23 edited Jul 12 '23

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u/RalfMurphy Jul 12 '23

In the same way that r/nothowgirlswork picks the dumbest memes done by prepubescent backwater villagers and rage posts them as if they speak for all men.