53 Bold Questions Women Wish They Could Ask Men—No Filters, No Judgments
But as I got into my 20s (and my acne cleared up) I noticed so many women flirting with me every time I went out with my buddies. It was so easy to get girls’ numbers. I went from an insecure virgin to a stud quickly, and had close to a hundred partners by the time I got married.
Now, 20 years later, I’m newly divorced and dating again at 51. I’ve aged well — nice hair, still fit, dress well, etc — but my height is definitely a blessing. I know it sounds terrible, but when I’m standing around other men who are mostly much shorter, I feel like a god next to them.
Once and for all…does it bother you guys when we fart in front of you??
RabidusUnus:
We honestly don’t care, at all.
ImpossibleMindset:
It would make me very unhappy if someone I admired felt uncomfortable just being a living thing while around me.
Why won’t you talk to me about sports? I love basketball and I like discussing the games, but I feel like you guys don’t take me seriously.
anonymous:
From purely anecdotal, personal experience, many women who are into sports tend to be into them more superficially. Like ‘we won, great!’ (I’m simplifying for effect here), rather than the type of conversations I have on sports with other guys, which tend to go along the lines of ‘the right back had a shit game, good thing they subbed him off, the winger was running him ragged… what do you think of Liverpool’s new pressing tactics?’ or something like that. Guys tend to approach sports (and things in general?) more analytically and often assume that women don’t; I’m sure there are women who watch sports (specifically football) the same way I do but I’m yet to meet one, even though I’ve met many who watch it regularly.
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