53 Bold Questions Women Wish They Could Ask Men—No Filters, No Judgments

53 Bold Questions Women Wish They Could Ask Men—No Filters, No Judgments

The guy may also try to undermine you as part of his goal. He is in short, your enemy.

anon , Edward Eyer Report

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Older man sitting on toilet, smiling and looking at phone, illustrating questions women would ask men without judgment When you sit down on a toilet, what happens to ur nuts? Do they rest on the toilet seat? lmao.

RoilToilBoil:
No they don’t rest on the seat. They just hang like fruits on a tree. Not sure how better to describe that.

NimbleVaseline , Getty Images Report

A smiling woman gently hugging a man outdoors, illustrating women sharing questions they would ask men without judgment. Don’t you need more hugs? Your friends don’t hug you. Men don’t hug each other at all. Shouldn’t you hug each other? Don’t you need hugs??

letsgo_boiiis:
Hugs, compliments, anything that seems totally normal for a girl to do makes a man feel like he is the most important man in the world. You don’t even have to like the person, I have a female friend and we both have stated we only ever want to be friends, but she just said, “oh my gosh you were so funny” back in middle school and I remember it. Any attention toward a guy is very much valued, it will make him feel so good, so I encourage you to compliment a guy friend of yours, or hug them, anything will make him feel a thousand times better about himself.

Aceandmace , Anastasia Shuraeva Report

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Woman in a red skirt and white heels standing on cobblestone street, representing questions women would ask men without judgment. Why do you look so intently when I’m wearing a skirt when you can see basically the same or more when I’m at the beach??

Vargasa871:
Its like seeing a lion in the wild, compared to seeing one at the zoo.

anon , Pavlo Osipov Report

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Two young men facing each other outdoors, engaged in a serious conversation about questions women would ask men. How real is the stereotype of two guys being rivals, getting into a fight and then turning into friends because of it? And if it is real, how/why do men bond over beating each other up?

Zolarack:
I don’t like to physically fight people but I do butt heads with my friends a lot. I feel it makes our relationship stronger. Something about arguing with people and still remaining or becoming friends because of it feels good.

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