u/TheDrAlbrhect

We've all heard about how some movies or TV shows where the male protagonist is weirdly pushy, obsessive, or straight up dogmatic where it crosses into the realm of creepy, what movies do you think are good instances of the male protagonist doing the right thing for the right reasons to pursue? Are there any such examples?

I have bad psoriasis behind my ears. Both of them. I've tried everything - salicylic acid, witch hazel-based topicals, lotions, etc. My breaking point was one of my co-workers noticing I was itching under my ears and she even forcibly investigated - she wasn't unkind, rather the opposite, but I admitted to her that I was cutting my own hair to avoid going to a professional. So she recommended me to her own dermatologist. The rest of my skin seems to be pefectly fine at least, and I don't have dandruff.

In the interim though, I can't keep this up. I just don't want to disgust a barber with my situation and make their day feel gross.

I consider myself a seasoned home cook, but my girlfriend's grandmother is coming over for the first time in forever and the former informed me she's pretty much happy to eat it however it's prepared.

I know, it's sort of insane, since my girlfriend is Chinese-American, but not once has she asked me to incorporate it into a meal or done it herself. It's sort of pricey here. Now I have an armful of it - she found a store that sold them in 2 pound bags.

What I DO have is a bunch of soy sauce (both light and dark), oyster sauce, and fish sauce, so that's not the issue. YouTube says just saute them like you would in a stir-fry but I kind of want to impress.

Igor, Margaret, and Marie all seem fairly content with the way things ended in Persona 4 following Adachi and Ameno-Sagiri's downfall - and there's a certain "finality" to it because Margaret gives you a um...cough...fairly conclusive farewell, even if you don't push for the 'true' ending before saying goodbye to her.

Is the hint that even Igor and his attendants' perceptions are "blocked" by deities that are on "their" level? Igor says something like "my, this is a surprise, anyway here's this crystal thing that let's you see past deceptions" - did he KNOW, or was he genuinely like "oh crap even I missed that" sort of thing?