
Bro makes bird calls so accurate it barely sounds human. Actually insane
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Bro makes bird calls so accurate it barely sounds human. Actually insane



The reason men leave after being rejected is because it’s the only way to preserve some shred of dignity. It’s uncomfortable for both parties when one side has feelings and the other does not. It doesn’t mean “they never cared about you”, on the contrary





Can any men help me understand the aversion many guys seem to have to asking questions about/ actively being interested in the lives and interiority of women they’re getting to know? I’m consistently hearing about this from women who are trying to find relationships— men who display seemingly no curiosity about the person they’re talking to. What is this? Is it an actual lack of interest, or something else?









The amount of autistic incels that will be born from this genuinely breaks my heart. So many doomed souls



@bumbadum14 Gross. She's not signaling any of that. She just wants to be seen as a human being worthy of friendship, not a potential sex object.









“Today, the young inject their faces and look old; the old inject their faces and look uncanny; a 20-year-old got famous for hitting himself in the jaw with a hammer to become hotter; teen-agers ask strangers on the internet if a facelift is their only hope,” Jia Tolentino (@jiatortellini) writes. “The internet casually scrambles basic ideas of personhood, reframing people as commodities and stripping us for parts. But only recently has this process been encoded so specifically onto the face, traditionally thought of as a portal to our humanity. The face is separating from the person, and the person is separating from the soul, and this is happening in front of us, on our phones, in the most banal fashion, every day.” Read her new essay about our plastic-surgery nightmare: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ob5cmt

