Strange things men do/have/endure with - Things guys put up with women just don’t get

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How the way that you socialize drastically changes once you hit your 30s. The women I know generally go out and go to concerts or other social venues, while what passes for fun for me and my buddies is getting drunk and doing renovations. 80% of my time hanging out with my friends is we're cutting lumber, ripping up plants, pouring concrete, redoing wiring, and it is so much fun. Next weekend we're redoing the porch, and putting in a fence.
 
Grundlejungle dijo:
How the way that you socialize drastically changes once you hit your 30s. The women I know generally go out and go to concerts or other social venues, while what passes for fun for me and my buddies is getting drunk and doing renovations. 80% of my time hanging out with my friends is we're cutting lumber, ripping up plants, pouring concrete, redoing wiring, and it is so much fun. Next weekend we're redoing the porch, and putting in a fence.
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Based and King of the Hill pilled
 
Grundlejungle dijo:
How the way that you socialize drastically changes once you hit your 30s. The women I know generally go out and go to concerts or other social venues, while what passes for fun for me and my buddies is getting drunk and doing renovations. 80% of my time hanging out with my friends is we're cutting lumber, ripping up plants, pouring concrete, redoing wiring, and it is so much fun. Next weekend we're redoing the porch, and putting in a fence.
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I wished I had friends like that, the only one excited to do anything like that is my dog. I can't even remember last time I hung out with any of them to be honest.
 
When you're a puberty teenager with undiagnosed retractile testicle and you finger your butthole from the front and get so into it that the pressure from your wrist lodges your balls deep into your groin and afterwards you have to excruciatingly painfully try to apply some kind of diagonal downward force from the side to get them to fall back into your scrotum over the course of several minutes
 
Has SPQR been mentioned in this thread yet? ROME GLORIOUS ROME!!!! I just hit my first Rome autistic fan phase. I wish I could explain why it is so amazing and endlessly fascinating compared to other time periods. It genuinely feels like the fascination comes from blood idk. I know its a stereotype. Its true. I wish I understood why we long for the Roman Empire.
 
Never knew my grandmother. But loved my grandfather. He was my best friend. He would always talk to me as a child and when I was otherwise ignored he would listen and engage me with conversation. After his death I was surprised to learn he was normally a quiet man. That is, until his wife died. I noticed my father has never been a big talker. Every question always answered with either, “I don’t know” or “I guess”. I have also recently learned that when he younger he was known for talking a lot. It makes me wonder if the only way for me to know my father is for my mother to die. They’re getting to that age. I also wonder if it will happen to me. Will I just become a quiet person as I get old? People don’t just go quiet for no reason. Do men just accept at some point that no one really cares how they feel or what they feel about that they give up on answering? I don’t want that to happen to me.
 
CornBogFitz dijo:
Never knew my grandmother. But loved my grandfather. He was my best friend. He would always talk to me as a child and when I was otherwise ignored he would listen and engage me with conversation. After his death I was surprised to learn he was normally a quiet man. That is, until his wife died. I noticed my father has never been a big talker. Every question always answered with either, “I don’t know” or “I guess”. I have also recently learned that when he younger he was known for talking a lot. It makes me wonder if the only way for me to know my father is for my mother to die. They’re getting to that age. I also wonder if it will happen to me. Will I just become a quiet person as I get old? People don’t just go quiet for no reason. Do men just accept at some point that no one really cares how they feel or what they feel about that they give up on answering? I don’t want that to happen to me.
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Men tend to internalize their frustrations as we get older. We also tend to quietly walk away from something rather than have a huge tantrum about it. This again mostly applies to older men. We no longer want to change the world, we want to raise our families and have some peace and quiet. That doesn't mean one won't go apeshit if pushed, it just means they can be pushed further.

As for you and your Dad, it's probably because he treats you like a Son, not his friend. Guys will have a circle of friends that they bullshit with and hangout with, separate from their home life. Usually this is filled by people from work. Guys behave differently when women are around. The fart jokes stop and the wild shit we normally say goes unsaid. It's also different when there is a wife around, because if you piss her off there goes your whole week.
 
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