Polls

How does a path chosen or a lifestyle get recreated/replicated?

For example, let’s say a fierce athlete claims fame, along with the rewards of all his efforts being paid off.

He motivates and gives tips to a learner of his. (He is their mentor).

Can that student achieve what he has from all his advice and motivation? Or can it only be done by facing the same challenges/hardships he has faced etc. ?

I wonder if the words of an influential and powerful person can recreate the same success in a student of the influencer, or if it is only possible to replicate the steps of greatness, having only or additionally, undergone *the same level of treatment in life,* as the mentor/influencer (had).

- What do you think? Are the words enough? The advice?

Or do they (the student (s)) have to build a similar mindset from similar experiences?

I always hear of our gender settling at some point if they can't be with the man they wanted long ago. It's the same story; the one they wanted wouldn't commit so they get someone else (likely an older man, older than the previous one) before running out of time to have kids.

Do some men settle too? Can there also be cases of men that got married and had kids with another woman (ok so he stills finds her attractive and can love her but never was madly head over heels) because they one they wanted years ago either never reciprocated or rejected him.

So lately I've ran across a lot of women saying it's gross if men don't wipe their tip after they pee. Personally Idc men should just do whatever they are comfortable with. This isn't something I teach my boys tho. I tell them to shake it after they pee but maybe I'm wrong for this...

I personally think people lack accountability for the content they choose to consume. The algorithm usually goes along with the type of content you choose to follow. The only place I say is toxic and doesn't follow an algorithm is facebook. I get so many unrelated reels and random "here are the people you may know" messages. I got rid of Facebook it's garbage and useless.

if a super secretive guy is being open with a girl does it mean he likes me? That guy chose to text me from the battlefield (were from ukraine) and not his parents (they were the ones who told they haven't heard from him for day , that was a year ago) and ever since he keeps being super open and asks tons of questions but nothing other than that.

What does it mean if a super secretive guy is being open with a girl yet doesn't make any moves? That guy chose to text me from the battlefield (were from ukraine) and not his parents (they were the ones who told they haven't heard from him for day , that was a year ago) and ever since he keeps being super open but doesn't make any moves.

I trained for a different type of job and got it. He was in a higher position, and after a few months, he gave me an ultimatum: either work in his office as a personal secretary or submit my resignation. When I left, this hideous-looking baldy—who eats alone on Valentine’s Day—gathered a group of similarly unattractive Indian men, and they laughed at me.

He also claimed I wasn’t capable of doing my job, even though he barely shows up at the office himself. The job of his personal secretary involved clerical work and sitting in his office all day. I trained for a position that earned me my own office, because I’m skilled and knowledgeable—I’m not someone who should be doing clerical work. My job profile was entirely different from what he tried to force me into.

I filed a complaint, but they ruled in his favor without giving any reason. In fact, he was even appointed as one of the members of the investigation team.

So when will American media stop portraying Indian males (I refuse to call them men or even boys) as innocent, funny nerds? I consider this behavior not only toxic, but dangerous.

Stop showing sexist Indian criminals as harmless, funny nerds. That’s like calling a nuclear bomb a firework. I can expose them little by little—because I see their real attitude.

Tonight I went out for an Indian with a group of friends. After the main meal the dessert menu came round and I sensibly went for the pistachio ice cream because I'm an adult. However 3 people who are allegedly adults went for punky the penguin and another for Mr Eggman.

You only get a tiny bit of ice-cream in a penguin and I don't get why adults want a crap plastic toy but I guarantee if you go for a group meal at an Indians someone will order one.

So are you one of those people?

Like very feminine and girly, giggly, sweet, soft voice, makeup done, dresses up, maybe doesn’t enjoy doing masculine activity’s tho like paint balling or stuff that gets her muddy

Do you like it or can there be too much sometimes?