Never? I need more context PLEASE

If there's a normal toilet AND some a*****e hasn't peed on the seat AND it is not a public toilet (e.g. a friend's house, family member house, etc) I always sit to pee. It makes less mess. However, if it's a public toilet, the risk of contacting a pee puddle or a poop smear or some other grossness doesn't make it worthwhile. ALSO, probably TMI, but the thing on the front often touches the porcelain which grosses me out.

Easy. Business acquaintance that you want to get money out of : handshake. Business acquaintance that you barely know and don't give a rats about, nod. Buddy/friend : two hand handshake, high five, or hug. Also, the hug must have two pats to indicate how long it lasts. More than two pats is gay. <- humour

Alphas are normally the most "beta" people you will ever meet. Best to ignore them.

Honestly, the periods. I don't think I could handle a portion of that pain, and here we have girls and women who put up the s**t of daily life while dealing with that.

As a guy, I do not care if gay guys change in the same room as me.

Unless I’m actively seeking a sexual relationship with someone, it doesn’t enter my head. Not my business and I’m puzzled why some people are so keen to tell me when it’s entirely irrelevant to our interaction. It’s not like I go to the grocer’s shop and say “Morning! 2 lb of oranges please and I’m heterosexual” 🙂

To be nice to EVERYONE nd you will find yourself with friends and don't worry about popularity. Just find a few friends you have things in common with and you will enjoy high school

Well, if you're not familiar with the male form, then you're not going to want to contemplate our changing of clothes or showering. In my experience, the towel fights and such you see on TV are as much a myth that girls' sleepovers always include pillow fights.

Makeup done right, yes. Overdone makeup, NO no NO. I don't want your make up to rub off on me when we hug. But a girl without makeup in the morning... ooofh dead gorgeous 😘

Bc I'm scared to go alone idk why it's just how it is. Nice to have someone to talk to but it could also be cuz I'm an introvert. And Ginny Weasley almost died in the bathroom so yk....

Bras have two or three "settings" in their hooks, this is useful for fat days, for when the bra starts to get old and stretched, and also means that the manufacturer doesn't have to make bras with back sizes one centimetre difference, they can make one size that can accommodate three centimetres difference. If you had multiple hooks at the front, it wouldn't work. It's not difficult to do them up at the back, and many people do them up at the front at waist level then turn them round to the back and raise them to chesties height, then wriggle arms into the straps

I think beards are similar to how women style their hair.

It's not about gender - it's about people and who they are. Some I like, some I can't stand, and that goes for males, females, gender, trans, whatever - one just clicks with some and not others. Partly it's to do with common interest - and in the UK, sport's a pretty common ground. Depending on age and situation, discussing girls too...

This person does not speak for my set of chromosones.

1. Transwomen are women, and yes, I've met a few. 2. I don't like to think in stereotypes like these, but of the few friends I have most are men, and we get along really well, nothing confusing there. No confusion in relationships either. 3. Haha, no I don't!!! 4. I can't do this hierarchically because several aspects are equally important/unimportant, so the most important five in no specific order: e, d, f, c, a. I don't really care about the others. 5. Food, of course! :D 6. I don't really like action films, but I really don't like romcoms! 7. I've never tried a computer game, so I don't know. 8. I'd be completely fine with a bi boyfriend.

1. It's not up to me or anyone else to gatekeep "being a woman", so yes. I've met one trans person, didn't really notice it, don't care afterwards. 2. Men are confusing as heck. Like, why do y'all just choose to not use your brain? If I ask you to do something and you say 'sure I'll do that', why do you then still not do it? Do you not care? If your boss asks you to do something, you do it, but if I ask you, you just conventiently forget (yes this annoys the s**t out of me). 3. Nah, marriage is a trope and housemaking is overrated. That's just me, though. 4. (c), (e), (f) and (i) is a nice to have. 5. Yes I like sex, but depending on how much I enjoy it with someone in particular, I'll either choose to have sex over the rest, or I'd rather just do something else. I can't speak for other women or people in general, but if your collective assumption is women don't care much for sex, then the take-home message for you blokes is to help make it more enjoyable for her.

1. Yes 2. Not really, I have friends that are guys 3. Definitely not 4. c,f,a,e,g,h,b,d 5. meh. I don't actually really like romcoms, so I would choose food 6. I don't really care about the patriarchy stuff, I just find them cringey 7. I "get" them, I just don't play them as often 8. I'm kinda biased because I'm bi but I am ok with it

Regarding movies, I don't see the appeal of dismissing an entire genre of movies, or of any art form. There are higher and lower quality examples of every genre. "Jaws," for example, is a high quality action movie with a wide fan base. "White House Down" less so. Similarly, the 90s BBC production of "Pride and Prejudice" is widely acknowledged as a good quality mini-series. And, personally, I think "Bridesmaids" was awesome. It was used in a writing class I took as a good example of internal versus external conflict. Nobody likes too much predictability in fiction, but we do like some. In most action movies, the good guys beat the bad guys. In most romance, the main characters fall in love. But how the story reaches that end point can be interesting and surprising.

1. Trans women are women. It says so in the name. And I've met a few at my school. 2. Yes, but only because humans are just confusing in general and men are humans soooo… 3. I…wouldn't know as I'm a teen, but I'd say that's not true 4. I find c, d, e, and f to be most important 5. As I said above, I'm a younger teen with no current desire for sex, so I can't answer that one 6. I like action films 7. Love computer games 8. Why would it be unattractive, ofc I'd date a bi guy

1. If they're not in the stage of passing as a female yet, it's hard for me to remember to refer to them as she/her. I work with one on my team. She's very open about being trans and her transitioning journey. Everyone's generally supportive. Full to near finished trans females I can't tell unless I knew they're trans. For example, Britney Manson. Other than that, I just view them as people. 2) I find men less confusing than women, in general. I can tell when they're lying, but really men just say what's on their mind and don't play the stupid mind games some other women tend to play. 3) That will depend on the individual and situation. Personally, I enjoyed being a stay-at-home mom. But I also love the freedom in earning my own money. 4) For me, c, f, g, i are most important to me, now. A romcom and food will come before most things. 5) After having a baby long ago it's still painful, my muscles and joints are not as flexible and limber as they used to be, and less energy. Rather relax.

1: yes and I have 3 trans friends. 2: No. 3: Absolutely not. I hate housekeeping with a passion and I love my single life. 4: I don't rate people. 5: I like sex but if he sugests a romcom to watch I'm out of the door. This c**p is annoying 6: I love action movies. Give me an 80s action flick like Lethal Weapon, Die Hard etc and I'm happy and yes that includes James Bond even if the Sean Connery ones are a bit cringeworthy in todays time. 7: I play video games longer than many of the current players are alive or even their parents. I started gaming in 1979. 8: Tbh, it is about the guy. If i like him I don't care, if he is a friend I care even less.

1. No opinion, and yes 2. Yes, and quiet a few of them are idiotic a******s, but there are real ones out there 3. No 4. Not qualified to do so 5. NOT QUALIFIED TO DO SO 6. No...they might be, but I don't pay as much attention to that in an action movie 7. We do, but I'm not a hardcore gamer, I just play stardew valley. I don't get shooter/violent games bc im a wimp, but there is a large population of women who do! 8. Not qualified to respooooonnnnnnndddddddd

1) I've met some, but didn't consider them to be women at all. (I used their preferred names & pronouns out of courtesy, though.) 2) Nope, I don't find men confusing at all. 3) I've never wanted to be a home-maker; marriage might be nice with the right guy, but it's never been a priority. 4) Humor, ability to hold a conversation, intelligence, hobby compatibility are among the most important for me. Looks & nice family are far secondary. As long as the guy does have a decent job and a working car he drives regularly, that's enough. 5-7) I enjoy sex, action films, and love computer/video games. 8) I'd likely be okay with it, but that's one of those "you don't know how you'll react until you're in that situation" sort of things, I suspect.

1. Transwomen are women and will be women unless they feel otherwise later on 2. A little if I'm being honest 3. God no that sounds dull as f**k 4. A. 6/10 B. 3/10 C. 9/10 D. Tf is a spiritual connection E. 8/10 F. 8/10 G. 9/10 (I want to feel accepted) H. 6/10 (I'm not picky about cars) I. 7/10 (I'm going to skip 5 cuz idk what to say about that) 6. Depends on the film 7. I LOVE computer games. Def. A stereotype. 8. I'm bi too! :D bi bestiessss I don't give a s**t if ur bi, Trans, gay, whatever, as long as ur nice and ur not one of those made up ones that us (gen z) have made up. (It pisses me off to no end when I see these made up genders and sexualities. It makes it even more confusing for people trying to figure things out)

As a dude, I take exception to #6. The Roscommon, like any movie, cab vary in quality. If it's mostly about the comedy, I know many men who like the movie. Grumpy and Grumpier Old Men are great examples. I loved Sleepless in Seattle, have a soft spot for Runaway Bride, and Notting Hill surprised the heck out of me (normally can't stand Hufh Grant).

Number 4 was c d f for me!!! 42F

Yep. Can't explain why. Probably a nerve thing. Who knows?

I gave my husband the choice of Cupcake or Porkchop as a nickname. He chose Porkchop. Lol! Of course I was kidding though, we're not the cutesy nickname kind of people.

That girls/women are catty with each other, or on the opposite end, that there's a "sisterhood". There are bad and good women. It's not an all or nothing situation.

it can be cool but most of us dont care, we 100% make fun of oversized lashes though

Annoying, mostly. Squishy bags of flesh that get in the way of stuff.

Most of the time, it's us girls that want to see it coz we think it's funny.

What's wrong with a long shower? Also not only men do it I do it as well and it is SO relaxing. Sometimes you just need to let the inner kid out and make potions while pretending you are a water-bender

I like matching sets, but it can get expensive and it's hard to manage the laundry logistics of things.

Not all women are comfortable expressing their emotions because they've been taught to act like "little ladies" all their life and to remain "pleasant" in society. The ones who do just don't give a damn. They're past caring what others think.

My best guess? They think it looks good. Women dress for themselves and the people they want to impress, not random people. It's not their responsibility to cover up, it's yours to not stare.