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I've learned so much in the short time I've been here.
I've learned that inanimate objects can be homosexual, and a change in treatment toward your hair can also be homosexual. To roughly rub your fist against another man's scalp is to be heterosexual with them, but to run your fingers through their hair is to be homosexual with them.
All in all, it is interesting how a word that is assigned to describe a sexual act or preference has been connotated and associated with traits, behavior, clothing, and even movements. Furthermore, the insane amount of fear men have when it comes to discussing The Penis will endlessly amuse me.
I was told by someone that all women have low self-esteem, but I am beginning to see that the fairer sex might be much more secure with themselves than men are.
I've learned that apologies should not be real apologies, but you should instead move around a subject carefully and take into consideration how fragile the ego of another individual is. However, they do not like their fragile ego being brought to their attention.
Or their foreheads, for that matter.
I wonder ... when I adjust to what would be considered 'normal', will I pick up these senseless idiosyncrasies that most men have?
If anyone else has any wisdom to dispense toward me, it would be greatly appreciated.
I've learned that inanimate objects can be homosexual, and a change in treatment toward your hair can also be homosexual. To roughly rub your fist against another man's scalp is to be heterosexual with them, but to run your fingers through their hair is to be homosexual with them.
All in all, it is interesting how a word that is assigned to describe a sexual act or preference has been connotated and associated with traits, behavior, clothing, and even movements. Furthermore, the insane amount of fear men have when it comes to discussing The Penis will endlessly amuse me.
I was told by someone that all women have low self-esteem, but I am beginning to see that the fairer sex might be much more secure with themselves than men are.
I've learned that apologies should not be real apologies, but you should instead move around a subject carefully and take into consideration how fragile the ego of another individual is. However, they do not like their fragile ego being brought to their attention.
Or their foreheads, for that matter.
I wonder ... when I adjust to what would be considered 'normal', will I pick up these senseless idiosyncrasies that most men have?
If anyone else has any wisdom to dispense toward me, it would be greatly appreciated.