How can I become a handsome and attractive man?
I used to look like this back in 2014.Fat and ugly.I look like this now! Handsome and attractive!Here's what I did to achieve not only good looks but also attention from the girls.Water :Drink LOTS of water .I personally drink 5– 6 entire bottles of water in a day ,2 while working out alone.Water keeps you hydrated and ensures that toxins are thrown out of your body.Skin Care : I started taking care of my skin.I use a scrub every 3 days and moisturise daily.I also use a skin cleansing brush once a week. Glowing skin is a plus ,always.Lips and teeth: I use VLCC lip balm everyday.I brush twice a day.Bright pink luscious lips are always a turn on for a girl.Workout: I lost 30 kilos and became muscular.You read that right.This is the main thing that transformed me,rest were just add ons. Muscles indicate masculinity and trust me the girls cant resist staring at a sculpted pair of pecs.Haircare: I started following trendy hairstyles —the undercut,pompadour ,quiff etc.I also started using serums and argan oil to keep them shining.They work wonders.Eat Healthy: You are what you eat.Eat clean stay lean steal the queen \U0001f4aa.Confidence And Personality: All of the above is rubbish if you dont have a personality.Girls like dominant rebellious guys who are confident about thenselves.A little humour will take you places.In the end I realised a true woman will go beyond the riums of physical appearance and love you.Treat her right,respect her for who she is and be a true gentleman .Thats all you truly need.All the best,Chickmags!Edit 1: Sorry i forgot to mention electrolytes and multivatimins.They work wonders.Edit 2: Thank you for the views and upvotes! I'll keep writing!
What percentage of women do you suppose actually like sports?
Don’t get me wrong. I’ve seen women at the stadium, arena or sports bar with their boyfriend or husband but they don’t often look especially interested. Usually they’re texting on their phone or chatting with one of the other girls present. I’ve known women who will try to learn about a sport, and often do it quite well, to have something in common with the man in their life. I know a few women are actually into sports on their own accord, but these are quite the minority.
Is it fair that Special Education students receive 22% of every dollar we spend in our district?
Wowie Zowie. I'm a pretty conservative person, and I don't like my tax dollars squandered either. I work as an IA in a special ed program called CTE (center for therapeutic education) here in California. My program employees a teacher, three full time aides. 3 days a week a school psychologist spends 3 +/- hours in our class. Additionally a county mental health person comes out once a week for 3-5 hours, an OT comes out once a month for a consult, and a ST comes once a week for 1 hour. Schools from 4 different districts bus their students in to our program. You can imagine how much our program must "cost" per month. Well we make amazing progress with our students. Without our program, these students would be in residential placements at a cost of about 8K per month, x 10 students...80K per month! Do the math, you'd see that special education can be a much more cost effective solution than warehousing. Edited to add: As for your premise that special ed children are "more important"...Look at welfare. I don't receive a dime of federal assistance. I pay taxes. My husband is self employed so we pay taxes every 4/15 of the year. We don't get "Earned income credit" (a R.backed redistribution of wealth) we don't get food stamps, assistance in paying for housing. Are people receiving assistance from the government "more important" than my family? How is my childs education..the money spent for her to learn to be independant so she won't have to dependant on the government for her survival, even compaired to that?? I'm working (as are most parents of kids in special ed) to help my child become an independant productive citizen. Should I just give up now and put her on the government dole? Bottom line, Congress came up with this great law IDEA that they are supposed to help fund. http://idea.ed.gov/ Interesting that the government MANDATES this law, yet witholds the funding to make it practicle for local school districts to implement. IF a parent (SELFISH ONE) knows their rights under the law and advocates for their childs rights, the school has to comply. This ends up translating into unequal distribution of funds to students who have effective advocating parents, not necessarily putting the money to where the need is. Unfortunatly, until the federal government FULLY FUNDS IDEA, this will continue to be a problem.
I want to study abroad, but I do not have enough money. What can I do?
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So, let me get this straight, when a woman is being misandric she is "causing" men to become...?
@Prognosticinflux You said: "You state you have never seen a women apply gender bias" Nope I never said that. Please post the quotes where I supposedly said that I have never seen a woman apply gender bias. You said: "It doesn't matter that YOU have never encountered a women doing that, it only matters that your conclusion is that more men must do this than women... a gender bias." No, the only reason I was asking men this question is because I truly have no examples of women doing this, therefore asking women about this would make no sense. Like I have already said in my added details, acknowledging that I have never seen a woman doing this DOES NOT mean that I think women don't do this. You said: "Furthermore, the thinking you apparently have never seen a women do is ignore how misandry can cause misogyny, while positing that misogyny definitely causes more misandry. Then you parrot the thinking that misogyny caused misandry with: "Men have
To be or not to be circumcised... that is the question?
I just recently found out I am pregnant. Twins - girl and boy. I am not trying to start a debate and I KNOW if I ask this in Pregnancy I will. The children's father says yes because he is circumcised. I have done a little research and I want to know from people... men... who are or are not. I have been with both and have no preference. Do I let him choose or do I make the decision for my baby? I will say this... on my side of the family, there have been 2 little boys who HAD to be circumcised due to medical reasons - chronic UTIs I know is one reason, and I honestly cannot remember the other. Anywho, I am stuck. Helpful info not just one is better than the other please. :) and thank you.
Why, as a white male, do I feel like society hates me for who I am?
Q: Why, as a white male, do I feel society hates me for who I am?A: Because for most of history it has been white males who have been able to decide who belongs and who doesn’t. And it’s because women and minority groups are becoming more unified and more powerful than they have ever been in the past, so these groups are voicing their displeasure that the world has revolved around the feelings and thoughts of white men for far too long.I am speaking in a general sense here, but white guys have basically been the one group who have been able to demean and slander/label other groups and get away with it. People of color and women now live in a more free society and can challenge white men much more openly. And a lot of white men do not like this. Let’s face it, there are many white men who are entitled. Who, though they may not say it directly, feel that people of color and women are less than they are in every way that counts. Less intelligent, less cultured, less moral, less responsible, so on and so forth.Yes, individual situations should be taken into account, as not every white guy is wealthy and ambitious, but white men started out with more opportunity than they really should have had. And, instead of wondering to themselves, “Why do I seem to be afforded with much more respect and access than people of color and women in society?” many simply shrugged it off as the way things should be. See, when you are in an advantageous position the unspoken rule is to not admit to it. Denying it and pretending it doesn’t exist allows things that have worked out well for you to continue without interruption. And it also allows you to justify why you have so much while others have so little. Since literally everyone will talk about how much they had to strive, what they went through, and how nothing was ever handed to them to get to where they are.People love talking about how hard they worked.Society doesn’t hate you as a white male. Society has actually done more for you than you realize. Certainly more than it has done for any other group. Your natural skills and abillities should be applauded, as they were instrumental in how things turned out for you, but realize that you also benefitted from positive assumptions from other people who, with broad and toothy smiles, opened up more than a few doors for you.