I get the Lindsay Clancy was bad for woman part (not that I agree with it), but what’s Cornell 7?

Why the hell are they so obsessed with PvP realms? Don't they realize they have 0 chance against the neo-WoW gamer generation?

Seriously, new players have the game knowledge, the skill, the mentality, the speed, the focus and most importantly, the time.

Yet no matter what I say, they won't budge. It's PvP server all the way "for the thrill" they say, in 2026. Why not just do BGs, or type /pvp if you feel frisky?

Why is getting forcefully ganked, outnumbered, outplayed, corpse camped, ghost running back, a core element to the WoW experience for 40yo+ men? Please make it make sense.

Lord have mercy! Ms. Ivy is a whopping 18lbs! This lovely bowling ball of a lady was a medical surrender. Here’s to hoping we can shave some pounds off and get her to an adoptable weight!

We are located in Southern Ontario, Canada if anyone is looking to adopt a big girl with a lotta love to give 🖤

TR

This teenager wouldn't stop kicking a passenger's seat after multiple requests, so the man reclined it back and the impact left the kid injured

I absolutely love the idea of toy libraries! They are libraries that check out toys for children instead of books. You can find these libraries in a number of different countries and communities around the world. Kids have access to high quality toys without contributing to the endless cycle of purchasing then discarding.

Does anyone have personal experience with a toy library in their own community?

Mine tried to start one about a decade ago and it hobbled along for several years before closing post-COVID for lack of funding and community support.

From https://ludo.ch/en/toy-libraries/portrait/

A toy library is a public space where anyone – of any age – can borrow a wide choice of toys and games. In the same way that a public library loans books, a toy library lends out all kinds of games, puzzles, toys, party equipment and much more. Toy libraries promote play as an active leisure pursuit, and they foster the sociocultural value of play. They enable families and children to try out new toys and games, to spend time playing together, and to avoid accumulating unused toys and games at home. Schools and institutions can also borrow games for use in class or on camp. Some toy libraries have dedicated play areas and tables where you can try out the games onsite. Most toy libraries organise events or workshops for children, teens, or adults.

You can also read- How to Start a Toy Library: https://fairplayforkids.org/pf/how-to-start-a-toy-lending-library/

Photo source: https://www.ttgtoylibrary.org.au/

Genuine question because I’m starting to think I’m just weak, and it's getting embarrassing lol.

Whenever I get sick, I’m basically out of commission. If my temperature hits even a bit high, I’m already in bed feeling like I’ve been hit by a freight truck. Zero energy, full body aches, and I literally cannot do anything except lay there and accept my fate.

Meanwhile, my girlfriend will get sick, hit a fever and somehow just… carry on with life? She’ll be cleaning the apartment, going to her school (she is a teacher) and doing her usual routine like absolutely nothing happened. I’m over here acting like a Victorian child dying of consumption, and she’s side-eyeing me while doing the dishes.

Is there actually some biological explanation for this? Do women have some kind of different / better immune response? Is "man flu" an actual scientific phenomenon, or do I just have zero pain tolerance?

Would genuinely love to hear if other guys experience this (please tell me I'm not alone) or if anyone knows the actual science behind it!

TL;DR: I get a mild fever and cannot leave my bed; my GF gets a higher fever and deep-cleans the kitchen. Why?