r/toptalent • u/Lil_Jazzy • Mar 20 '23

Skills making a little knife

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u/steelcurtain87 Mar 20 '23

As a thirty year old man I wasn’t prepared for how much I loved the cute little dust pan and broom.

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u/day9700 Mar 20 '23

I don't know why, but I laughed way hard and way long at this comment.

It's an adorable little dust pan. Who couldn't love it?

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u/madmaxturbator Mar 21 '23 edited Mar 21 '23

There are a lot of comments like that from dudes on Reddit lol. I kinda feel bad for these chaps, did someone tell them they should not like things ??

“I’m 30 year old dude and I thought this was a cute puppy”

“I’m a 32 year old man with tattoos … and I totally love my wife”

“I’m a 6’ 7” man who just turned 45 and I like flowers”

Edit - I am a 40 yo dude. I know why people say this stuff. The comments replying to me are way too defensive lol, Calm down, it’s just a funny observation.

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u/Skrappyross Mar 21 '23

Honestly? Yeah. When people this age (my age) were growing up, we were told that liking certain things was not manly, and that we had to be manly.

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u/paperpenises Mar 21 '23

Yup. For some reason it's a womanly thing to cook but if I tell you to name me 5 celebrity chefs they're probably all gonna men.