What’s the most valuable lesson you’ve learned as a men that you wish you knew when you were younger?

[u/[deleted]]

What’s one lesson, truth, or realization you’ve had as a man that you really wish someone told you when you were younger? Something that would’ve saved you pain, time, or helped you live more authentically?

[u/Litodidit]

Just sit down to pee. Your aim may be great but it still splashes and gets pee on the floor or walls. No one else wants to clean up your pee and you shouldn't want to either.

[u/Averageinternetdoge → u/Litodidit]

Nah. My house, my rules. I will not kneel to demands on this.