I just don’t help anyone anymore, nobody calls you names
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Ah yes. Very wordy.
The body builder with claws and a skull for a face is the character, Skeletor from He-Man for those of you not aware. Or maybe you recognize him from She-Ra? Was Skeletor in She-Ra? I don't know I never watched that show.
He made brief appearances, I think. She-Ra is He-Man's sister who lives in another dimension, and I vaguely remember occasional crossovers. Hordak was her regular big-bad, though. I'm sure there's a MotU nerd in here somewhere who knows better than me.
My girlfriend is using the word "mansplaining" incorrectly and I don't know what to do about it.
I once heard a woman complain about another woman "mansplaining" depression to her. In my head, I was just "sure. whatever".
Maybe you can explain the correct usage to her.
Did you just skeleplain mansplaning to me?
I'm a new dad and I get womansplained now a lot. "You need to tip the bottle so there's milk in the nipple of it" was a recent one
My husband is a stay-at-home, homeschooling dad with LOTS of parenting experience, thanks to fostering for over 10 years and having six permanent kids between the ages of 11 and 31. We call it momsplaining when some other homeschool mom with only 1-2 kids tries to tell him how to parent our infant foster son.
How rude of them to explain to you how to properly feed whiskey to a baby.
The proper way is with cigars and Motörhead
I was always scared my infodumping would be called that. But now I'm socially transitioned so I can infodump to my heart's content!
Can you explain socially transitioned to me? I could look it up myself but something tells me you'd like to explain it and I'd get a more nuanced take on it.
In public I present as my correct gender, I am no longer hiding it nor in an in-between state.
Hope you feel more like you.
Bruh i hate it so much when someone ASKS ME a question and when im explaining they say im mansplaining. Also apperently if youre an expert in a subject and happen to be man and explain something in that field to someone thats mansplaining.
But then you get to mansplain mansplaining! That's my hobby. My daughter loves it.
Shut up penis!
Similarly, I hate it when you're excitedly rambling on about your hobby and someone claims you're mansplaning.
Early in my career (office job), I was standing in the cubes and 2 coworkers (a man and a woman, neither had children) were having a conversation about parenting, the man turns to me to directly ask me for my thoughts since I was the only one of us 3 who had kids (he said this out loud), and as I was answering, the woman interrupted me to complain that I was mansplaining parenting.
She's an outlier in that workplace though. Just a jerk.
Hey now, mansplaining does have its uses..
(Fyi condoms are not the most effective)
Which on is (apart from mansplaining)?
Spiral?
Contraceptive implant.
See table under 'Effectiveness':
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_birth_control_methods
Typical use failure rate during first year:
- contraceptive implant 0.05%
- vasectomy 0.15%
- IUD 0.8%
- pill 7%
- male condom 13%
So yeah, an IUD "spiral". AKA "coil" as they are apparently called in English.
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From the comments so far: being an ugly gay man with a vasectomy.
who also likes scissoring
being ugly
Homosexuality
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Well, not anymore!
Not yet at least in freedom-land
Ugh... I can't stand this. But Skeletor is just the right person to do it.
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