I care more about comfort, grip, and long-term durability than ultra-lightweight specs. I’m a bit worried about coatings wearing out, glossy surfaces getting slippery, and open-shell designs collecting sweat/dust.
What mouse has worked well for you if your hands sweat a lot during gaming?
I’m a guy in my early 30s and I’ve noticed that I’m sexually attracted mostly to a certain type of woman.
I do find different women attractive, but when it comes to actual desire, my type seems narrower than I’d like.
I recently dated someone who was kind, cute, and great to spend time with, but her body type wasn’t really my preference. Even though I liked her, I couldn’t fully feel sexual attraction, and now I’m wondering if this is just normal preference or something I should work on.
For people who’ve dealt with this: can attraction range widen over time, or is it better to accept your type and be honest about it?
TL;DR: I’m mostly sexually attracted to a specific type of woman. I recently dated someone I liked emotionally, but her body type didn’t fully attract me. I’m wondering if this is just a normal preference or if my standards are too narrow.
Not necessarily the happiest or most successful day. Just one day that stayed with you for some reason.
Saw this question in another subreddit and wanted to ask here.
In your 30s, what are you still chasing, and what keeps you going even when it feels tiring or pointless?
I feel like the 30s quietly break a lot of illusions we carried in our 20s: about career, relationships, health, family, money, friendships, and even our own personality.
For those in their 30s, how has life humbled you so far?
I’ve never been on Instagram, so I’m genuinely curious.
For people who use it regularly, has Instagram changed how we view dating, relationships, marriage, or arranged marriage?
Does it give useful insight into modern relationship dynamics, or does it mostly create comparison, unrealistic expectations, and pressure around lifestyle, looks, weddings, and “couple goals”?
And if someone has never used Instagram, are they actually missing anything valuable when it comes to understanding modern relationships?