You don't even have to see it in a sexual way. People like boxing and MMA. Or getting into bar fights for fun. It makes your body release adrenaline and other hormones that give you a natural high.
I love extremely spicy food that almost makes you want to tap out. But I'm Asian so might be cultural
Just that there's stuff besides that then men certainly wouldn't enjoy. I don't think anyone here cares about lashes or what eyeshadow palette just released lmao
Yep as someone based in Australia I'm also missing AusFinance as the US instance wouldn't even apply to us due to regional differences. Unfortunately Reddit will stay relevant for a long time for niche topics, but I still enjoy Lemmy for everything tech related & memes.
I like it better than stock android, and while it's not perfect I don't dislike it enough to want to switch. OnePlus 1 came with CyanogenMod out of the box which was super fun at the time.
I mainly stick with OP for the 100W fast charging, otherwise I'd be happy to switch to Xiaomi or Huawei for better value
I hate the amount of people telling me to just start my own sub when I mention that I miss Reddit's variety. As if it was piss easy to get a whole community rolling by yourself
Does it matter to the average user? I'm simply giving numbers to put into perspective the lengths people will go for an ad-free experience
When people buy premium, they're not doing it to support Google's servers, they're paying to get rid of ads at a whopping $14 per month when they could be using the app for free
He's literally the male version of the Kardashians. Tech bros are super obsessed with him
Tbh when I heard him apologise, it did not sound genuine at all. More like him reading off a script that someone else wrote for him to save face.
If anything, he's not sorry for what he's done, he's just sorry he finally got called out for it
You don't even have to see it in a sexual way. People like boxing and MMA. Or getting into bar fights for fun. It makes your body release adrenaline and other hormones that give you a natural high.
I love extremely spicy food that almost makes you want to tap out. But I'm Asian so might be cultural
I wonder if this is one of the reasons why MTF vastly outnumber FTM transitions
Not saying we're not into it :D
Just that there's stuff besides that then men certainly wouldn't enjoy. I don't think anyone here cares about lashes or what eyeshadow palette just released lmao
https://www.reddit.com/r/BeautyGuruChatter/
Yep as someone based in Australia I'm also missing AusFinance as the US instance wouldn't even apply to us due to regional differences. Unfortunately Reddit will stay relevant for a long time for niche topics, but I still enjoy Lemmy for everything tech related & memes.
They tend to be more interested in girly fluff topics like skincare, nail art, weddings, jewellery & guru gossip
Feel free to participate
Great, I'll be expecting your participation in /skincare, weddingplanning, engagementrings, kpopthoughts, indiemakeupandmore, ...
The issue is that some of them already have instances, but only 1 sub so I'd be talking to myself all day long
The female userbase is virtually non-existent and until that changes I'm forced to stay on Reddit for relevant news and financial advice.
OnePlus 10 Pro on OxygenOs 13.1
I like it better than stock android, and while it's not perfect I don't dislike it enough to want to switch. OnePlus 1 came with CyanogenMod out of the box which was super fun at the time.
I mainly stick with OP for the 100W fast charging, otherwise I'd be happy to switch to Xiaomi or Huawei for better value
I hate the amount of people telling me to just start my own sub when I mention that I miss Reddit's variety. As if it was piss easy to get a whole community rolling by yourself
Meeting the physiologically most basic needs for survival is never an addiction.
I hate men sometimes
Women: existing
Men:
RedditorsLemmies are incapable of communicating with feeemales in a normal social context that doesn't involve violence or harassmentYup, created my account a month ago but found it a hassle to navigate on mobile, and actively started commenting the moment sync dropped
Does it matter to the average user? I'm simply giving numbers to put into perspective the lengths people will go for an ad-free experience
When people buy premium, they're not doing it to support Google's servers, they're paying to get rid of ads at a whopping $14 per month when they could be using the app for free
How so? Also Spotify Premium at $13/mo when there's a free version supported by ads