For me, it was basic car maintenance and learning how to actually speak up at the doctor without feeling like I was wasting their time or acting “weak.” There’s this weird unspoken rule that we’re just supposed to absorb all this adulting knowledge by osmosis. If you don’t magically know it, you feel like you’re failing. What’s something you genuinely can’t believe you didn’t figure out until your late 20s? submitted by /u/tryinganywaythough
Originally posted by u/tryinganywaythough on r/AskMen
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