u/Outrageous-Meal-7068

I have a lifelong history of depression and I’m on the Autism Spectrum.

I was a member of a subreddit where women post pictures of themselves and receive support.
I’m a man, but I made a request to be a member about a year ago, and they allowed me to join, knowing I was a male. A few days ago, I commented on a woman’s picture, and said how if I saw her walking down the street, I’d turn my head to look longer, because she’s attractive.

When I posted this, I 100% thought it’d be taken as a nice, sweet compliment and make the woman’s day. In my mind I was like “I’m happy today. I’ll spread the positive vibes and makes someone’s day.”

Well, immediately, that woman, and other women that viewed my post, just HATED it. I got lots of thumbs down, VERY rudely criticized for being a man making posts on there, was immediately banned, and they now have banned men entirely on there.

I do understand that the comment could be misunderstood, but the vitriol I got just makes no sense whatsoever.

I’m just really struggling mentally and emotionally with this. I’ve never in my life given a compliment and had someone actually be rude in response. It just shattered my faith in humanity. I’ve cried, it’s made me nauseous, it makes me want to give up on having any kind of social interactions with strangers, especially with women. Just the idea that someone could hold such vitriolic hate for me for no logical reason.

I tell my friends, but they just say “Who cares, stay off the internet, don’t worry about.” But, I can’t get over the pain, and it’s been several days. Looking for some guidance and support, please.

This movie was maybe late 80s or early 90s. Edward Albert was the star.

I remember two scenes:

1. He drove the jeep to an an entrance gate, and they wouldn’t let him in, and he had to signal to the car behind him and say “do you mind” to get the car to back up so that he could back the jeep up to turn around and leave.
2. The final scene is of him in the jeep with a mom, and her son. They’re about to go off-roading, and he says something like, “Well, are you guys ready?” before driving off.

UPDATE: It’s “Accidents” from 1989. It’s on Tubi.

They’re hail proof. A few years ago, I had my TJ parked in the worst part of a bad hail storm when I was out of state. Every car around had the windows blown out. All my Jeep got was a dented hood. All the glass and the hardtop had no damage at all.

It’s been in the 90s where I live, and at highway speeds, my 1986 4x4 Xtra Cab 22RE temp gauge creeps up pretty close to the red zone. System has been flushed with fresh, full coolant, and radiator is clean and new.

Is this common? I know you can do the swap to the v6 radiator Does it help?

This is a song that plays during season 1, episode 4 of the sketch comedy series “Human Giant.” The specific sketch it’s in is titled “Rob’s Mom.”

The lyrics go “Through the good times and the tragedies, you’re the fantasy that came true. I’m still in love with you.”

This is a song that plays during season 1, episode 4 of the sketch comedy series “Human Giant.” The specific sketch it’s in is titled “Rob’s Mom.”

The lyrics go “Through the good times and the tragedies, you’re the fantasy that came true. I’m still in love with you.”

He said that “women are right” in their choices of men to be with or mate with.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1025958016830541/?referral_source=external_link&surface_type=tab&in_reels_tab_context=TRUE

I agree that women are the mating gatekeepers, but they’re not necessarily right or correct. That’s because many women pick very bad men, and mankind evolved to be a deeply flawed species.