u/According_Sundae_917

acknowledged on his podcast or reacted somehow on social media?

Won't bore you with what makes my family dysfunctional but it feels like the dynamics are so complex and entrenched in decades of negativity that there's just no realistic hope of improving things. And yet it also feels like it
*could* be possible, that there's this 'normal' happy family life awaiting us if only a few things could change.

So it'd be great to hear stories of family situations that looked bleak but you turned them around to become workable or even happy.

*Posting here in a UK sub because British attitudes to addressing family problems can be relevant here.

Always loved BW myself but picked up an assumption early in life that (a) red head men are less attractive to women generally and (b) that this may be especially true for BW because fair skin and red hair is so opposite.

So I was curious and amazed to hear there’s this ‘stereotype’ (for want of a better word) that plenty of BW do actually really like us!

If you do, are you able to explain why?

Or maybe there’s no extraordinary reason and it’s just the engrained red head self loathing skewing my perception!

Thanks and hoping my question is taken in the spirit of genuine curiosity it was intended.