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Why do us women keep male friends Let’s be honest. Sometimes it’s insecurity. Sometimes it’s attention. Sometimes it’s a backup plan. And sometimes it’s a lack of boundaries disguised as “harmless.” High-value women don’t need orbiters to feel validated. And secure relationships don’t require blurred lines. If you’re committed,... show more

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I have hair on my body, and I don’t give a flying frick whether anyone in the internet likes that or not. Men: do you shave YOUR armpits? We are all born with some amount of hair. It serves a purpose. Sometimes it’s aesthetically nice to shave and sometimes it just doesn’t matter at all. If the way my armpits look deeply bothers you… perhaps you need a hobby.

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