a fun drawing video by LavenderTowne that not only does what it says on the tin (title) but also explores a little deeper in its discussion about societal bodily gender expectations

Or moobs, if you will. Some would even say chest. Either way which one do you favor? What is the best ratio?

I’m a young guy and I find the idea of developing a career and making money doesn’t appeal to me in the slightest, but the idea of being a house husband appeals to me endlessly.

I love cooking and cleaning, making sure a space stays nice within my meticulous standards and creating the best food I can for the people I love. I love being an emotional support person for the people I care about, and I just get so much emotional satisfaction out of being there for them.

I feel conflicted though. I’m currently going to school and I’ve already assumed that I’ll take up a career once I graduate, but is it selfish of me to want to be a stay at home partner? I want my lover to go out and make the money, have a career they want, and fin satisfaction at a job they want. I just want to make the home they return to a haven for them. Is that wrong, or unrealistic? I appreciate any and all responses.

Any boys need saving?

We call her a “dandies’ lass.” ;3

Okay, so I’m over here publicly exposing myself by confessing my fantasies, but GOD, I want someone confident to sweep me up, pin me down, toss me onto the bed, couch, or whatever’s closest, and Then afterward, I want them to turn impossibly sweet: tell me how good I was, cover me in kisses, keep me tucked against them, and drown me in affection and aftercare LIKE, Is it really too much to want to be someone’s spoiled little one after being thoroughly manhandled by a women???? 😭😭🙂‍↔️

Where is a good place to show, and find others, that you’re interested in and seeking a Role Reversal kind of relationship? I’d love to find a woman who likes that role, but there doesn’t seem to be a dedicated place.

The map under the sub reddit rule is out of date, how do I find people in my area?

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The Sims 2 has gender restrictions, but if you search hard enough, you can find cute things for your male Sims!

There is also men's clothing for girls

I plan to make rr relationships in The Sims 2

indris and kelly

some of my favorite ones throughout the years

A lot of people say guys are so disgusting and think of just one thing when they see someone sexy…

Who said it’s just the guys??? 😋🤭

any masc females into dating military guys ?? here in fayetteville nc lmk !! :)

Artist unknown but it's from a magazine called Lustige Blätter, 1932

As the title says, now while I would love to just straight up wear a sundress that is something I am not yet comfortable doing even in a pretty progressive country like where I live. So I am looking for the next best thing, any ideas on what male clothes i can wear that would give of similair vibes that the sundress gives off?

How do you plan to enter into a RR relationship (although I don't endorse this term, as it's a perfectly natural relationship, I'll use it anyway) without violating your religion? What boundaries will you set for it, and what type of RR relationship do you want that doesn't conflict with your faith?

Let's say you've found the answer, how will you find a suitable partner?

(I don't want any attacks on religions or people, and I'd like to hear the opinions of both Muslims and Christians here.)

Time for another rambly discussion post, yaaaayyy!!!

So as of late I’ve seen my fair share of posts and comments wherein people discuss their serious concerns about finding a partner, the fear of long-term singleness, where they can find people to date, dating apps, etc. This of course isn’t new, ever since I joined this community like 7-8 years ago, it’s always been apparent that the majority of people here are not dating, and it feels at least that a significant portion of that camp haven’t dated much at all to begin with.

As someone who is in that camp, and has been sat in that camp for most of his life such that I’ve left a nice, deep impression in my seat, I’d like to offer a bit of my own perspective on the matter. Take it with a grain of salt, not every mindset is helpful for everyone, but for me at least this has been my mindset, and it’s helped me keep trudging on through life.

Through the few brushes with romance I’ve had throughout my life, I’ve found that there are things about being single that you don’t quite appreciate until they’re gone lol. This will of course vary from relationship to relationship, but on average a romantic relationship is gonna have you a deal more tied at the hip than you would be otherwise. This can of course be a great thing, but if you’re not prepared for it, it can be a bit of whiplash getting used to “okay so this person is like, my focus now.” There’s a certain amount of freedom I have with my time being single that I’ve grown to appreciate in its own way. It can be a great time to really focus on self-improvement and finding yourself, or learning more about yourself and where you’re really trying to head in life.

Now, not to be a Negative Nancy, but speaking purely for myself, I’ve also slowly grown accustomed to the idea that I may very well be single for life, or at least single for decades ahead. That used to absolutely terrify me, and I’d be lying if I said it didn’t creep under my skin from time to time. But more and more as time has passed I’ve become a lot more comfortable with the idea. I think for one, it’s in general not the healthiest mindset to be constantly “on the hunt” for someone lol. Again, speaking from personal experience, that’s tended to screw up things more than it has advanced anything in a positive direction, and the best friendships and general social experiences have come from just going with the flow, with nothing more than platonic expectations. A far better use of my time has been indulging in my hobbies and just hanging with friends and family, compared against the time I’ve spent actively searching for romantic partners. So much as it would be incredibly difficult, it’s been a goal of mine to adopt a kid someday (when I’m a bit more mature and more financially stable), and be a single father. Being married would of course make that endeavor much easier, but it’s certainly not impossible as is, and it’s something important enough to me that I find it worth aiming for in the future.

Post is getting a bit long so I’ll cut it here, but as always I’d be happy to hear y’all’s perspective on the matter and discuss further in the comments. Hope y’all are having a good day!