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every time i see this i compulsively read it as "german man"
German man shat stereotypes by…
Badly dressed
Image of a guy in a plain shirt
The ads of the accessory industrial complex have gotten quite subversive.
Edit: Also the guy looks very snuggleable
I'm in this meme and I don't like it
One is never truly boring or unfunny,
But rather understood by themself alone,
Where some may never get their humor,
But they shall sparkle on as the queer dear they are.
Also: Dresscodes overrated, embrace the all-black get-up.
Also: Dresscodes overrated, embrace the all-black get-up.
Sounds too much like a dresscode TBH. Common dress code for e.g. waiters and antifa, and cops usually wear a very dark blue that's indistinguishable from black at night.
embrace dressing in whatever clean clothes you have
The alleged top shortage leads to straight man looking gay man.
The real mystery is how how us straight men get laid in the first place.
Brother, I'm still wondering how I got, and still have, a wife that says she loves me. I think she's just being polite at this point.
This is me too.
Also me, last week a gay friend complemented my appearance and I'm still feeling good about it.
Canadian.
Amen to that.
I’ve heard rumors that meming on lemmy can work
that kind of thing only worked for me once, and that was under an extremely specific set of circumstances.
Turns out that if someone arranges something, and you're the only person that turns up, you can have a date without having to go through all the trouble of trying to set up a date.
Don’t think I’ve met humans who were really boring, just different interests from me. (Or maybe I’m too boring myself)
Every person is interesting for the same reason every number is.
So he’s a straight man?
a straight man who only likes men 😔
I’ve heard there are some MLM, who only get gay with other married straight guys.
that's a republican
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