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Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Men Are Sharing The Things Women Think Are Embarrassing, But They Actually Couldn't Care Less About
Let's be honest — we all have things that make us turn red in the face. And while we may feel awkward or cringey in the moment, the experience really boils down to perspective. Reddit user dontucallhimbaby recently asked, "What's something that girls think is embarrassing, but guys don't actually care about?" Here's what men had to say: 1."Being at a party and wearing the same outfit as someone else." —u/Long_Serpent 2."Cellulite." —u/AssPlay69420 3."Being over 30." —u/Used-Gas-6525 4."When people see your house not being perfectly cleaned." —u/Specialist_Pickle675 5."Being seen without makeup." —u/ihavenoclue91 6."Passing gas. Most women are embarrassed by this, but I swear men think it's a riot." —u/Nostalgic_Nola_Spice 7."Rewearing the same outfit." —u/Didntlikedefaultname 8."Anything to do with their period and period-related products. It's completely normal, and there's no reason why society needs women to be super subtle about it or embarrassed if a tampon falls out of their purse. Guys may initially be embarrassed to go to the store and seek out feminine hygiene products for their partner, friends, or a family member, but get over it. The cashier at the pharmacy is not snickering that you bought tampons." —u/MesWantooth Related: 51 People Who Quickly Discovered Why Their Hilariously Clueless Partner Was Single Before Meeting Them 9."Wearing glasses." —u/The_Dues 10."Snorting when they laugh. It is actually so cute." —u/Kaylenz 11."The length of your eyelashes." —u/emwaic7 12."Having bad breath in the morning. We all do. Just shut up and kiss me." —u/[deleted] Related: 27 Horrifying Deaths People Can Never, Ever, Ever, Ever Forget Because They Were That Bad 13."Gray hairs. You earned those, and some of us appreciate experience." —u/novacthall 14."We don't care that you didn't shave your bush." —u/Justin_Shields 15."Being tall? Why are photos of girls always with their knees bent or bending over or whatnot? Just stand up straight for god's sake." —u/deformedfishface 16."Acne. I used to date someone who would cancel if she thought she had a pimple that was too bad. I have never once thought about someone else's acne." —u/kjexclamation 17."Small boobs." —u/WillingCaterpillar19 18."Not looking perfectly stellar in a picture. I'm not looking for a perfect expression." —u/Money_Breh 19."Eating a lot or finishing your plate. I actually like when a girl eats — it means I'm not the only one shoveling food in while you sit there looking politely hungry." —u/MarionberryGuilty957 20."Queefs." —u/WhimsicalSadist 21."Foot size. I don't know who got it into their heads that men are looking at how big women's feet are, but the only time shoe size ever came up was if I saw a shoe sale and wanted to know if they had something that fit my partner." —u/HapticSloughton 22."Scars." —u/PerspectiveThink8555 23."Sneezing naturally. Several ladies I know are holding their sneezes in, which always sounds painful. Let 'er rip." —u/Redcarborundum 24."Stretch marks or their bellies. Like chill out girl, I love them." —u/FloatDH2 25."Pooping. I know you poop, everybody poops." —u/Hefty-Hospital-6817 What else would you add to this list? Share your thoughts in the comments! Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. Also in Internet Finds: 15 Facebook Marketplace Items You'll Wish, From The Depths Of Your Soul, You Could Unsee Also in Internet Finds: People Are Confessing Their Absolute Pettiest "Revenge Served Cold" Stories, And It's Deliciously Entertaining Also in Internet Finds: My Innocence Has Been Destroyed After Learning These Terrible, Disturbing, And Creepy Things
Times
19-05-2025
- Science
- Times
Audiobook read by AI is the opposite of soothing
When I can't get to sleep I do something strange. I put on an audiobook. A specific one: The Unknown Universe by Stuart Clark. I must have listened to it more than 70 times but I still can't entirely explain the appeal. It's not the most dazzling book on science. And it's not the most famous. It's possible that there's something about trying to understand challenging concepts such as dark energy that is soporific. Or maybe there's something reassuring about the perspective it provides. Why worry about tomorrow's presentation when the entire universe might one day go out like a light? However, one thing I do know is that the soothing human narrator, David Timson, is important. And I know this because I tried a
