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I gotta say most men get this and I think any emotionally healthy man doesn't want to creep out women. I used to run at night (only time I had to do it) and every male runner I encountered would either cross the road, give me a really wide berth - even run out onto the road to do so or, if he was coming up behind me, would cough or clear his throat so I'd know he was there. Mind you, it only takes that one predator who has that one opportunity and your life is never the same again.

The very most get it, and the very most don't blame them, but it still hurts to see their fear of you.

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The vast majority of men also get it ffs!

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One down, how many millions to go?

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So what's up with me that I've never had an unwanted experience?

I think your instincts are good. It's disappointing that your other male colleagues are calling your respectful behavior "gay", and the woman's behavior also wasn't great. You're on the right track,and I can assure you that most women do NOT "want a man on their necks".

As a woman, who's been a retail manager, what your coworker did was wrong. Actually, retaliation for not giving your number is, technically sexual harassment. However, not making small talk with ANY of your female coworkers, is a bit much. You have to work with them, and be around them on a regular basis. Just talk to them like you would guys, or your mom. They're just people, and you might surprise yourself by making a new friend, or two.

If you really think that, she reported you for not giving you her telephone number, then report her to HR. It should go on her record for whoever else she’s going to herass down the line And if she tries to make future trouble for you, you’ll have it on record document all that sort of stuff

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You should learn from that encounter that a woman rejected is one of the most dangerous things in the world. As W. Congrave once wrote in his play "Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned". And believe me, that is 100% true.

Having children is selfish - people have them because they want them. That's absolutely fine and I'm happy that people do. People can have multiple reasons why they don't want them, selfishness can be a large part of it but sometimes it's because you know full well you'd not be a good parent or your circumstances are awful.

i have kids and i admit it was 100 percent selfish. there was zero reason to bring them into this world other than i just really really wanted them. i love, raise them and give them the best i can, but it was all about m wanting kids. it was selfish. kids arent for everyone and i applaud anyone who bucks tradition and lives their own life their own way

Also, America in particular, they cannot afford to have kids without going bankrupt and thats not just raising the kid, that's HAVING the kid in the hospital, ambulance cost, bed cost, operation cost, holding your baby(skin contact) afterwards COST, it all adds up. The way they are going, it will become impractical for anyone who ISNT rich and wealthy to have kids anymore, there's no affordable childcare so the parents can leave the kids with soemone to go back to work. That means kids raised in bad conditions, in poverty or just abandoned in the street to fend for themselves because some families can barely afford to eat and have a roof over their head, let alone factor in another mouth to feed.

I don't doubt that my parents wanted me--my sisters weren't planned, but I was--but I can say with confidence that my folks had no plans for how to raise us, and we're stuck living with that for the rest of our lives

please dont let me be the only one

My wife and I have recently talked a lot about taking on each other's mental load. We'll actively look at grabbing the burden of having to think through something when we know the other will be stressed or burned out and need rest. It's a great way to share responsibility equitably.

I can relate to this so much. We had the same here, with the same good outcome. I was astonished how much time it took me to realize that all this mental load was in fact a burden.

That, my friend, is the best way to Nirvana !! Me, I give my Wife a shed load of money every month, keeping enough back for me to do my thing whilst doing my bit for household stuff - I must point out that my Wife is retired and still takes more money home than I do even though I still work despite being 65. She, being ultra organised, then pays all the bills, organises our days out and we put our heads together and consult whenever we are having a major splurge like a party or a holiday. She does the food shopping and goes off with her girlfriends for retail therapy. I like relaxing after work, do all of the cooking (I'm an ex high end Chef) and do most of the gardening .... Not a bad life. Now, when to retire ......

"Cooking" isn't just preparing food. It's conceiving the idea, finding or knowing a recipe, determining which ingredients are already had vs. need to be bought, traveling to the store, paying for groceries, hauling them home, cooking, serving, and cleaning up.

I love this for you!

@arthbach - God bless you both. 💗

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Men marry mommy syndrome.

Most definitely already 1 or 50 going around

Good for them! And for you! Speaking as someone in recovery, having people who support you makes a huge difference.

20k where I live wouldn't make it as a downpayment on a house

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