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NoHandBananaNo t1_j8vruyl wrote

Reply to comment by Turbulent-Mango-2698 in Leonardo DiCaprio still refuses to date a woman Over 25 [u/TrustLittleBrother's updated design] by _StoneWolf_

> I don’t think I know any single man of any age that wouldn’t choose to occasionally date women aged 18-25 if that was actually a real possibility

As a middle age guy who sure as hell would not want to date anyone that young all I can say is yikes.

Tho, you did say "single" men, and I'm not single, so maybe there's a selection bias in that the kind of men who want to pursue much younger women, are more likely to remain single themselves for extended periods of time?

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NoHandBananaNo t1_j6pdwfk wrote

Reply to Is Marilyn Monroe a “role model”? by davesthread

  • Marilyn Monroe isnt a role model she's an icon. Young women like her because she's sexy, glamorous, and had a relatively large dress size by celeb women standards.

  • That wasnt a biopic and you probably have a very distorted idea of who she was and what she's known for irl.

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NoHandBananaNo t1_izy9x4o wrote

Reply to comment by Dr_D-R-E in A question on the history of perineal stitches after giving birth by Endorion

Like I just said, I don't think pre emptive threats are the way to go either

While I appreciate your comment I think it would be more productively directed at the woman upthread who is talking about actually PHYSICALLY threatening her obstetrician before she gives birth.

I'm an old Australian man living in Australia so Im not part of this situation. I was just trying to point out to her that malpractice is generally illegal since it keeps happening to redditors.

Come to think of it not sure what country she's from either.

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NoHandBananaNo t1_izuztyy wrote

Reply to comment by Dr_D-R-E in A question on the history of perineal stitches after giving birth by Endorion

Speaking from the reads American women's experiences on reddit and facebook perspective:

I don't think pre emptive threats are the way to go either but it's definitely still a thing in places over there.

If I was a woman giving birth I would want to specifically mention it to the obstetrician to feel them out and make my stance on it super clear. Why leave something like that up to chance.

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NoHandBananaNo t1_iy0wqb9 wrote

Reply to comment by Dove_of_Doom in Regarding Hannibal Lecter’s line, “Your bleeding has stopped.” by amboy_connector

It has nothing to do with vaginas when women smell different when they're on their period.

It's subtle differences in their breath/taste of their mouth and their skin. It's not always noticeable, and it's usually something only an intimate partner would ever pick up on.

I think u/amboy_connector is right, I've always assumed it had two meanings and Lecter deliberately left it ambiguous.

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