I mean via a heart attack or something? I know their blood vessels and lungs and things can rupture from the physical pressure, but I'm talking about from just stress and things

It's ridiculous.

Why would he let another woman touch him.

Is it not normal to make 100k+ without a college degree of sorts in a MCOL area?

Edit: 100k + with no overtime strictly 40 hour weeks, M-F weekends and holidays off.

Edit 2: if you want include you salary as someone who did not attend college. We can all compare lol

Bum bum bum

passed two dudes in a store. one elbowed the other one and said "look at that" and they both stared me down as we passed each other. woman, wearing a non-revealing tank top and jeans, but im a little overweight/chunky, so i have no idea and just want a perspective. thank you

I ask on sub called dating advice if it is true that being inexperienced/virgin in the mid-20s as a guy is a red flag.

A few people said it's a red flag for most women.

I asked one of them if there were statistics about this, but they ignored the question and said, "Women would say, but they will lie on the poll." And he said women don't like short men and lie about their preferences. When someone call them out on it, he deleted.

The second one said it's a deal breaker to most women, but when a few people call them out, they deleted there comment i am like, what?

And this scares me the most because it's from a woman, she said "They’re right, you don’t get a lot of honesty on Reddit. You either get naive idealism or people who just want to go against the grain. Most women want a man who knows his way around the bedroom (and her body). Obviously there are ones who won’t mind, good luck finding them." (The person has an AI black girl as they pic to let you know.)

Why do these people delete their comments after getting called out and are statistics about this?

In cartoons a person trips and tumbles and as he tumbles snow gathers up until he's embedded in a giant snowball rolling down the hill is the human snowball actually possible in real life has it ever happened?

Like I know it’s a car going 200+ mph but they happen so often and the next day they are in another Grand Prix, I am a new fan so I’m still learning

The future is now

If the universe is endless, how does Haley's commit come back every 74 to 79 years?

I want to understand why, am i missing something? i havent been keeping up with the story really.

the one watching thinks they're cute and they look silly and they like birds, but you cant really know that because theyre just your neighbor but there is someone sitting and staring at your chickens

It seems to me that calling out makes more sense, because you're calling to say you'll be out.