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▲ 27 r/Romance_for_men

I have a bunch of stuff I’m looking for but don’t want to make too many post

Just use the number that I use to tell me which one you’re recommending said book for.

  1. Monoromance slice of life with damn near nothing happening but from a straight male perspective. There’s literally millions of these for women that recount in full paragraphs the shape of his forearms and how long his fingers look and then a hundred pages of just dating and sex and getting to know each other. I’m looking for this but from the male perspective so the gushing over looks is directed at the female instead

  2. Normal dude finding love with normal woman, feel like romance for men might not be as obsessed with the guy having to be 6’8 and fill an entire doorway. Would love to just see two normal people find love in whatever setting

  3. Harem where you get it. I’ve read a few romance for men harem books and boy is it often just like guy existed so therefore 8 women want him duh and I just can’t lose myself in that cause I just get annoyed at the whole ordeal

  4. Anything kinky or fetishy, again, in romance for women you can find a trillion of these but I’m not sure which authors to look to if any for quality kinky fetishy content for men

  5. Non human girls but without it having to be a whole thing. Like maybe they just farm together or they hunt together but not like and they’re taking on the council to save the earth and her mother land from nuclear war. I’m looking for non human girls with lower stakes

  6. Last one, yandere but everyone knows and is into it. The guy enjoys the obsessive care and attention and encourages her crazy.

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u/dropletsofladypiss — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/thermostats

I live in a house with a basement first floor and second floor. It's real poor people apartment level so all I got is this one thermostat and a window AC on the first floor. Is this an average of the home tempature? Just the first floor?

upstairs and downstairs feel genuinely 10-20 degrees different, probably not true, but just how it feels. Walking past a certain step on the stairs is like entering a diffrent climate so I am curious how the thermostat picks which temopature to display or how? In the winter it is used to control the heat and that heat impacts all 3 floors so I am just curious when it says it's 68 or so degrees is it just taking the floor it's on and being done with it?

Also I only include that I only have one thermostat because I tried looking this up and after like 20 different pages of google all I can find is people talking about having a thermostat for every floor, maybe that's not rich people business, but to me I ain't never seen such luxury lol.

u/dropletsofladypiss — 4 days ago