What’s something you started doing after you saw a woman do it?

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  1. I’ve noticed my girl friends tend to bring up the last thing I’d talked about from my personal life in our next conversation a lot more than my guy friends do. Stuff like “Hey, last time we talked you’d mentioned your job being really stressful. Has that gotten better at all?”

    I used to avoid it as I’ve always felt like people don’t necessarily want to be reminded of the last thing they were vulnerable about. But I realized I always appreciate it – shows they were really listening and genuinely care about it. I’ve tried picking that up and doing it for friends across genders. Everyone seems to appreciate it!

  2. I stopped trying to get laid so much.

    I’ll never be as comfortably single as most women seem to be, but it’s important as guy to learn discernment and restraint.

    Just cause the hormones demand it doesn’t mean it’s good for you. Most women are not good for you, and that’s okay.

    That doesn’t mean they’re bad people or worthless, just that you need to be selective about partners and protect your health.

  3. Taking better selfies. It’s true gentlemen, if you take a selfie keeping your head up and not the opposite it really works, you look better. I see people keeping their phone in front of the face or below and the camera do them dirty

  4. Next Question:
    **What is something you started doing after you saw a non-binary, gender-fluid, asexual human person do it?**

  5. Collecting lotions. Had a friend with a really neat bath and bodyworks collection by her sink and it was nice looking AND practical. Love it.

  6. I started sharing with friends about personal details of my partner and I’s intimate time.

  7. This was unintentional but after hanging out with a girl a lot I started repeating some of her catch phrases lol now I use them too but

  8. My wife started making jewelry just for fun and I started doing it with her. I actually enjoy it.

  9. Budgeting, considering my actions’ impacts on others, apologizing, calling out needless sexist humor

  10. try to hold back on saying hurtful things.

    there is this one girl a become really good friends with for the past 3 years, and she is a carbon copy of me, except instead of blurting out her honest hurtful opinion, or becoming a living dispenser of sick burns to any human, animal, plant, or non living thing in her immediate entourage (look, i’m an aweful person, alright?), she chooses to stay silent and tolerate the BS with a smile, even though she always has even more hurtful and creative retorts than what i can come up with.

    well, to be fair, she kinda forced me to be “more mature” as she says it. i haven’t met any person but her who can predict my behaviour and my train of thought, and the moment she senses i’m about to say something i shouldn’t say, she would preemptively pinch my arm or stomp my foot to stop me from saying it, so i got a bit conditioned into thinking through stuff. i don’t really like using my brain, but it’s a useful habit

  11. The shirt she wanted to wear was inside out. Instead of putting it right side out and then putting it on, she just stuck her head in the head hole and put it on so it was correct when she was finished. It never occurred to me to do that.

  12. So full disclosure, this has nothing to do with gender, but I never even considered riding a motorcycle until one day in 2008 or so my ex talked me into going to look at one with her (this was back when she was subtly trying to get back together).

    That little trip to a powersports dealer sparked something in me I didn’t even know I’d be interested in.

    Got my endorsement in October 2012 and never looked back. I’m on my 4th bike now and I can’t ever imagine hanging it up.

    For what it’s worth though we’re still separated and she’s on her 2nd (maybe 3rd?) marriage and she won’t talk to me on Facebook anymore lol

  13. being nice.

    My gf answers the telemarketers: “Oh, hey, we asked to be removed from this call list, could you please remove me?”

    ​

    “Oh yea, no problem maam, so sorry about this.”

    Me:” Hey, stop effing calling me you dipshit.”

    Eff you

    no eff you.

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