Ladies, What do You Wish Self-Proclaimed 'NICE GUYS' Would Understand? - Reddit Podcast

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  @amithegenius · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @GrahamLavelle-hn3sz · 1 year ago

  Whats nice is that this is advice for any gender

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  @hemlockxhowever · 1 year ago

  Expecting praise for &nbsp;not assaulting someone is truly deranged

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  @crystalweible152 · 1 year ago

  I absolutely hate hearing about horses being confined to stalls for more time than being allowed out to move around. They go stir crazy and get mean out of frustration and boredom. 😢 Herd animals NEED interaction with like animals. Donkeys and cattle work in a pinch.

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  @afish2281 · 1 year ago

  The part about nice guys feeling the need to get attention for being nice kinda gets me.<br>I&apos;m not a very secure person, getting little positive feedback and get lambasted for reasonably not bad things. It gives me anxiety not knowing if what I did would be taken well especially since most things people won&apos;t call me out for.

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  @DurgeXMuffin · 1 year ago

  I married a &quot;nice guy&quot;, though most of the time it is pleasant.... I don&apos;t know if some of these rules apply for when you are indeed married, not dating or single.

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  @vineheart01 · 1 year ago

  That last story is just more proof that family isn&apos;t about blood. He may not have been the biological grandfather but it sounds like he was one hell of a father anyway.

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  @RedrumZombies · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXdnktgwBS4&amp;t=1148">19:08</a> The fact Hitler, Charles Manson, etc had someone...

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  @JustinG0023 · 1 year ago

  From a Christian &quot;3sus&quot; had me in tears🤣🤣🤣

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  @hmmmwouldntyouliketoknow · 1 year ago

  Tip for everyone: When you talk to your friends about your SO, don&apos;t just talk about the bad stuff. If you do that don&apos;t expect them to like your SO, it just doesn&apos;t work that way.

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  @emma-janeadamson4099 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXdnktgwBS4&amp;t=6536">1:48:56</a> I used to tell the kids I taught: &quot;When you were a baby learning to count, you were taught that numbers started at one. Then when you were in primary school, they taught you about 0. When you were in primary school, you were taught that you could only take little numbers away from big numbers. Then when you got here, we taught you about negative numbers. We teach you that negative numbers don&apos;t have square roots, but if you do A level, we&apos;ll teach you about imaginary numbers - and I didn&apos;t make that up. And if you go on to do maths at university, they&apos;ll tell you that nothing you&apos;ve ever learnt was actually true. We teach you the maths that you can cope with at the time.&quot;

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  @valinskywalker4187 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXdnktgwBS4&amp;t=2645">44:05</a> had this happen to me in high school about the band Rush. I’ve never been a particularly big fan of them but I do hold a lot of respect for them as musicians. I saw my friend talking outside school one morning with someone wearing a Rush t-shirt. Trying to make conversation, I said “well I’ve never been a particularly big Rush fan, though that is a cool shirt” the guy then proceeded to yell insults at me while angrily hurrying off to class. He later got the rest of &nbsp;the friend group who unlike me were unfortunate enough to share a chemistry lab with him in trouble because he was being rude to them and they called him out on it, causing him to blow up at them again. <br><br>Before that he invited us all over to his house after we went bowling. His parents were super nice to all of us and bought us pizzas without us even asking and just genuinely being amazing people. We were all hanging out at his house in their garage which had been turned into a sort of, gym, gaming, and music room rolled into one, when he and some of the others decided to go in for a quick bathroom break. I didn’t find out until later that he’d screamed at his parents for trying to make conversation with the others that were waiting for the bathroom. <br><br>At the time, I carried around a lightsaber toy that I’d added lights and sounds to as I’m a massive Star Wars fan and he happened to have one of the Savis workshop lightsabers in the garage. I asked if we could duel and he agreed. We went outside into his patio and we both ignighted our lightsabers. Growing up I’d learned to sword fight and not waste any time in battle as such. So when he went to spin his saber around to show off, I saw my opportunity and took his arms. He then whined loudly about “not being ready” and we all just chuckled quietly at him. He then tried it again only he went for a strike after, I blocked it and struck his wrist again. I managed to lightly graze his finger in doing so and he collapsed to the ground screaming and crying about how much it hurt. Having been there many times I knew that hand hit never felt good, especially in the cold. But here he was, laying on the ground screaming and crying in 70 degree weather about being hit in the hand. It took all the strength we could muster not to laugh at him relentlessly. <br><br>He was strangely surprised when we told him we didn’t want to hang out anymore after the chem lab incident a few weeks later.

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