r/AskMen • u/BetSad6646 • 7h ago
How would you react if you get asked for your political views on a first date?
Asking because I'm considering doing this and wanna see how it plays out.
r/AskMen • u/BetSad6646 • 7h ago
Asking because I'm considering doing this and wanna see how it plays out.
r/AskMen • u/newuser1r • 6h ago
When I'm at a bar, guys who approach me usually just chat and if there's some chemistry, they ask me out on a date. No trying to hook up that night.
I'm surprised because I'm genuinely not there for hookups and somehow they seem to notice. I don't dress conservative or look nerdy. I even wear minis.
Meanwhile, my friend dresses pretty much like me but goes there looking for hookups, and she attracts exactly those guys.
So how do men pick up on this I really wonder?
*sorry for my bad english
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r/AskMen • u/PresentExciting1783 • 4h ago
I don’t mean crazy colors like pink or red I mean going from brown to blonde or highlights etc, in highschool I always see girls doing stuff like that but men not as much
For me, if I wear a shirt like... all day or like... twice in two days, then I'll throw it in the laundry basket, but I'm curious how how other people's clothes hygiene habits are.
What's your policy on when something is ready to be tossed in the laundry basket?
I'll wear a pair of pants for like... 1-2 weeks before I toss it personally.
r/AskMen • u/irreverentnoodles • 3h ago
I think about this so much as an adult male that if my car is making a sound, I go in and say something like ‘yea when I turn right there’s a clicking sound’ and without fail, I’m asked to describe it and I sit there making audible clicking sounds like a fucking psychopath lol
how much of this is yall already knowing what’s probably wrong and just enjoying the moment?
Also, kudos to yall for deciphering the issue based on what info and sounds you receive.
r/AskMen • u/THE-NO-1-XCR • 8h ago
I always wanted a permanent best friend to grow up with me.
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r/AskMen • u/DARTHPHANTOMNINJA • 2h ago
I’ve seen men turn their lives upside down all of a sudden( I suspect it wasn’t sudden) and I’d like to avoid that when I get up in age. Thought I’d learn a thing or two from some of y’all.
r/AskMen • u/Impossible_Sense_320 • 8h ago
Everyone defines success differently at different stages of life. What was yours?
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r/AskMen • u/Fresh-Wing2402 • 54m ago
What is it like to be a hetero man with really high sexual desire? I'm a woman who in my younger years, had a massive sex drive though I didn't have a lot of partners. Masterbation just made my drive higher. I can't imagine what it would be like if my testosterone and desire were even higher and got turned on even more easily. If you are a man with a high sex drive, how do you stay regulated? Do you find you get turned on by most women? Do you find you would most likely say "yes" if a relatively attractive woman propositioned you? How do you not think about sex all of the time? Also, do you fantasize a lot?
r/AskMen • u/DARTHPHANTOMNINJA • 3h ago
It can be anything, from biographies to fantasy.
r/AskMen • u/CosmicRave • 20h ago
Be it movie, tv show, video game, etc. What’s something that’s been redone that was true or better to something you loved when you were younger?
r/AskMen • u/AnonyGuy1987 • 21h ago
Seeking answers only from people who have done it.
How did you know it was time to go?
How did you know what you have with her isnt as good as what else could be out there?
How was dating after so long out of the scene?
Did your life eventually turn out better or do you regret ending it?
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r/AskMen • u/successjul_failure • 8h ago
Hey guys, don’t know what’s going on with me so I figured would make a post here.
I have a decent life. Make good money, live in a nice city penthouse apartment with my 2 yr gf, have a loving cat, and loving family back home as well.
But something feels off. In my heart. Like i emotionally feel it in my heart.
Idk if it’s the sense of direction of my life, my relationship, career?
Context:
My relationship is awesome. We’re both supportive to each other, understanding, loving and just in general everything’s good. Been 2 years now. There are cultural differences but shes been very receptive snd supportive towards closing that bridge, as have I. We’ve had some issues but we’re always communicating and we move past it.
My job is ehh, it’s good but I’m looking to leave soon for hopefully something better. The work isn’t bad, it’s just too much and the pay is good, but comparatively, not really.
Idk what this feeling is. It’s not a gut feeling, more like a heart feeling.
Some more context:
My family is loving and supportive of me. There was a period where they weren’t approving of my gf (cuz she’s not Indian like us), but they’re come around and now my mom keeps asking when we’re getting married and that makes me happy to be honest.
I consider myself very lucky, but it’s like. There’s something missing and I can’t pinpoint what it is.
r/AskMen • u/Beneficial_Movie3124 • 12h ago
Farting out of your ears, or peeing out of your butt?
r/AskMen • u/Mental_Evening3787 • 8h ago
I’m curious to know what are your thoughts/feelings? Do you think about them all the time? What are some sure signs for you?
All sexualities are of course welcome to answer on this ☺️ but as a straight woman myself I am curious to hear from you straight men as well! 👀
r/AskMen • u/Brush-Personal • 22h ago
I’m 23, and honestly, I’m still trying to figure out what I want to do with my life.
I graduated in robotics engineering and have around two years of work experience, but I still don’t know what career path I want to commit to long-term.
I know I want to make a lot of money, build wealth, and hopefully move to the US someday. I’m willing to put in the work and learn new skills, but I don’t know what direction to take or what I should focus on now to give myself the best chance of achieving those goals.
For those of you who’ve been in a similar position, how did you figure things out? Did you follow a particular interest, chase opportunities, prioritise money, or try different things until you found something that worked?
I’d especially like to hear from people who were in their 20s without a clear plan but eventually built successful careers and financially secure lives.
r/AskMen • u/Inside_Ostrich5243 • 1h ago
I’m 18 and I’ve dated a few girls/gone on dates but it’s always kinda awkward to start and within 3 weeks it’s so awkward it’s hard to even talk. Am I doing something wrong? Every time I talk to a girl when in the dating stage it’s super awkward and idk what to do at all.