r/askanything

I’ve always erroneously thought that all Europeans were refined and sightly upscale. I realize that is likely not the case.

Europeans- do you have a “let’s wear Cookie Monster pajama pants to WalMart” class of people?

To clarify, we are not virgins, it was just our first time with each other.

I did, in 4th grade.

I’ve been curious about this for a long time. Growing up, I would often hear people say that married men never leave their wives, even when they’re involved with someone else. I know that’s not always true, but I’m interested in understanding the reasons behind why some men stay in their marriages despite having a mistress.

This was a bit difficult to word, but I’ve noticed that simple things like making friends, talking to others, introducing people to others, and dating have become skills that adults are struggling with. Here’s some things that I’ve seen online:

Posts explaining how to make friends, with college students and fresh grads as the audience

AI that helps you practice your conversational skills

People complaining that they are completely alone with no friends

People explaining a step by step process on how to talk to women (targeting men)

I’m curious to hear from those of you who grew up before the internet and social media took over the young generations. I (24M) have felt the effects of these problems, and I’m curious to hear your opinions and experiences

30F — I’ve always been more attracted to older men. Even in my 20s, guys my age never really did it for me. I tend to gravitate toward men about 10–15 years older. Anyone else feel the same?

Side note, my dad and I have always had a great relationship.

Saw a ton of comments suggesting the latest NASA launch was fake… are these folks for real? Is there a growing (??) number of conspiracy theorists who think we’ve never been to the moon and that the latest launch was a hoax?

I live in my nice little Silicon Valley bubble where most people are smart AF and we believe in science, etc.

I thought we were beyond this. Halp.

Remember when the front page or scrolling all was like playing 50/50 ? You’d see just about anything and everything.
Running jokes were hilarious and people understood them. I hated the grammar nazi but he did his part.

Scrolling subs like r/imgoingtohellforthis was amusing for a bit. But we had a choice to see ,read and enjoy what we wanted.
All the legendary posts came from back in the good ole days. What do you miss?

The last five men I have been with have all had erectile dysfunction ages 25-49. I am in my late 30’s and have noticed a common factor with all of my partners recently Questions:

1. Is this because of porn addiction?
2. Is it me

? Am I just not hot enough?

3. How do you handle or address this sensitive topic?

I just want a functioning penis. Is this too much to ask?