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But the handles of your razors will be blue and not pink!
I’ve always liked blue better, but Harry’s shave club is the best I just ordered my yearly winter supply of long sleeved white T-shirt’s from the men’s section of my favorite online store, too. Very well made, half the price, and long enough not to get rumpled up under everything I wear.
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I’ve always liked blue better, but Harry’s shave club is the best I just ordered my yearly winter supply of long sleeved white T-shirt’s from the men’s section of my favorite online store, too. Very well made, half the price, and long enough not to get rumpled up under everything I wear.
I did a four hour exam today at a Pearson testing center. It's not enough that they have the monopoly on gallactically overpriced, yet abysmally inferior quality college texts, they also control access to state exams for teachers too? Just getting to the testing room was more complicated and rigorous than getting into an actual government building, like a courthouse. I'm just glad I'm beyond the whole ordeal finally.
I haven't bought a razor in ages, I've been waxing and epilating since I was 15. During the winter, I don't even bother with the legs. The hairs are so sparse and fine anyways after decades of removal by the roots. If I had to buy one though, I would not pay extra for a pink handle, even though pink is my favorite color. I guess I'm a pragmatist at heart.
I watched a news story on it last night. The reality is, if a man feels that he's a good dude who treats others well, then the commercial obviously is not talking about him. So he doesn't need to feel attacked. The only people who should feel criticized are the ones who believe (as some men I've known do) that having an inherent right to be an a-hole is a very important part of their identity as a man. They're being told, "Yeah, society is not appreciating your real-life-troll shtick, guy. Just letting you know." And they're mad about it. I guess.
Of course there are also those who just stomp and holler about anything that looks "liberal" or "PC" or "SJW" or "woke" for the principle of it.
I dunno, I'm just left wondering, so do dudes want to not only be jerks to other people, but to have other people love and validate them for that? I think it's a fine thing for our culture to move away from that model of behavior. For everyone who does it, and everyone who reinforces it, male, female or otherwise.
But for those who are saying, "Just because I'm a man doesn't make me a bad person" (one of the featured responses on the clip I watched)...well duh. Maybe understand that not every single thing is about you specifically?
My son and his girlfriend were in the living room last night. I walked into the middle of an argument where she seemed to be defending her right to decide to become a stripper if she wanted to (mostly because she hears the money is good) and my son was kinda freaking out and reaching for any reason he could think of to say it was a bad idea.
Now bear in mind, this is a VERY cute girl who has mental health problems including severe self esteem and body image issues. She has had eating disorders. She avoids mirrors. Even though she is quite lovely. But her Mom barrages her with insults about her appearance, saying she looks like a "bag of sht" and "homeless" because she likes grunge fashions. Makes me mad actually. Anyhow.
Also bear in mind this is my son's first relationship, and he is often jealous and insecure, but struggling not to be a jerk about things...really struggling sometimes...and he is not really that good at talking to women, apparently. He's 17. Lot to learn.
My son says..."Realistically though, you probably wouldn't get hired as a stripper. I mean, there would be prettier women than you applying for the job, and they're going to give it to the prettiest, so why bother when they'd probably turn you down anyhow."
And meltdown in 3...2...1...
I was like "Oh my god. Dude. DUDE."
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