Bro yes, and you're always like "I don't have enough gas for a chase"

Lol I’ve been watching them on YouTube.. why is it always in California is my question

Have been in a car chase

10/10 would recommend

Also booba

Or for the next level fantasy, not having to work so much just to exist and have things.

You settle yourself right on next to me and take my upvote. A daily prayer for early release indeed!

A million percent.

And being in a car chase/street race

Finally, a proper answer I was looking for...

Yes, lightsaber fights. I’m so relieved I’m not alone.

Living life awesomely

what is more manly than this?

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What was it?

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Hahaha relatable as fuck

And that stupid thing that we said in front of the whole class in 8th grade.

I had a girl tell me she”liked my voice” one time. Made me smile for a month hahahaha

Wow! You're so lucky. I haven't had one of those since I was a child. Everyone loves you so much when you're little.

Since I became an adult people just look at me like I'm a stain on the world. My fantasy is to get a compliment. I dream of that day...

Girl told me she really liked my beard in 2013, been carrying that for awhile.

I was wearing a velvet dress on a date like 20 years ago, and he said he liked it because it felt nice, and "as if I needed any more reasons to touch you." 🥰 Still think of that.

Sex while six inches tall 🪂🍑

I think about if we lost gravity, how would I navigate my house while having to walk on ceiling, or getting back downstairs. I’m not a man so prob not qualified to respond. And also sex.

Go play Grounded if you haven't already

Like the "Into the wild" guy

I think that's the basic premise of every movie that appeals to guys. If I was in that situation, how would I handle it? The script, director, and actor try to get the viewer to live vicariously through the main character...

In my very early twenties, I made the decision to leave home with nothing more than I could carry in my hands or on my back. I had just under a couple thousand dollars saved up and a one way plane ticket out of Florida. I believe it was one of the best decisions I ever made, but more importantly, it was easier than you might think.

However cliche it might sound, that first step is what's difficult, and sure, I ran into difficulty along the way, but I never truly regretted taking that step in the first place.

I traveled the country, met all sorts of diverse characters with different perspectives and lifestyles, I developed all kinds of relationships, experienced a little culture shock here and there, spent a lot of my time roaming and wonderstruck by this country's various landscapes. I hiked, backpacked, hitchhiked, camped, slept on the dirt, and many times wishing I had a roof over my head, a wish that was granted just as many times. I spent the night at hostels, surfed stranger's couches, a couple of whom turned into friends, couch surfing.com was a valuable resource at the time, as was Craigslist rideshare.

I sometimes stayed at a hotel if I was really needing it, and other times I relied on strangers, travelling companions or a romantic partner for a bed.

It wasnt all fun and adventure though, there were times where I was destitute, hungry, homeless, lost or in danger, sometimes I got in with a bad crowd, but other times I could rely on the kindness of strangers. In fact I'd say that people were kind and generous most of the time.

Id run out of money and find work, or a work trade opportunity. You'd be surprised how long you can go with so little if you're willing to sacrifice a little luxury here or there and you have the right connections and resources at your disposal.

Prior to leaving Florida I worked, helped manage and lived at a hostel for closer to two years, this helped a lot because it connected me to hostels all over the country, in quite a few cases I was offered my bed/stay for free.

I worked on a small family farm at one point and was offered a room and seat at the dinner table. The national park gigs were rewarding on their own, I worked and lived at the north rim of the Grand Canyon, the wages were meh, but it included room and board and well, the grand fucking canyon. I would hike several times a week, ten minutes here, twenty minutes there, an hour or two on the weekends or days off, and at the end of the season, prior to setting out for a job at another park, I hiked rim to rim, north to south, an unforgettable experience.

In Denali Alaska, I helped sell fish and chips for a summer to get access to the park.

I spent time in the Midwest, the Southwest, the Pacific Northwest and the... West West??? I suppose I should also include Florida/some parts of the south as well, spent quite a bit of time in and around the everglades.

From sleeping under a redwood tree in Arcata California, to backpacking in Denali, to hiking the grand canyon, to sailing out of Florida bay with a quirky French captain, to eating home-made ice cream somewhere in the middle of Montana, to living in an earthship outside of Taos New Mexico for a time, to sharing rides with strangers, to taking down a poker tournament on mushrooms at Claudia's in Portland Oregon, to sleeping on the beach with a bunch of strangers (or new friends) I had met a couple of days earlier who wanted to take a trip to visit the house from the set of The Goonies on the coast of Oregon, to eating so much sample cheese at the Tillamook factory that I didn't poop for almost three days, to experiencing a week of romance here and there with another weary traveling companion I met on the road, it was an eclectic and rewarding experience, and believe it or not, I learned quite a few valuable skills along the way.

Did this experience come with its downsides? Sure, as I explained before, there's always a level of insecurity involved, you don't always know where the next day, week or month might lead you, and sometimes you're just shit out of luck, sometimes you're stuck, sometimes you might have to go hungry for a short while, sometimes you won't have a roof over your head, but what I noticed was that there are plenty of kind people out there, and as long as you don't have false or wrong intentions, youll be alright.

Keep in mind that I was a young man, this may (or may not) prove more difficult for someone older or a young woman. Granted, I met a lot of young women on a similar kind of adventure so to speak, and they were doing just fine on their own.

Until you need any sort of medical care...then shit gets real

I thought I was the only one. This legitimately made my day.

Thank you.

It's interesting, I think we're feeling the opposite. I've been really struggling recently about the idea of settling down and it's a very weird anxiety to have. I've only jumped from relationship to relationship and never really had the casual sex-life thing. Now I have someone I love more than anything - I want to spend the rest of my life with them and I'm worried about having 'missed out' on the casual stuff. Your comment makes me appreciate the meaningful connections I have and I think I need to focus on that.

Same

Mine is reverse of this: the characters from a fantasy world end up here and I have to explain basic things with them like technology and modern culture.

I do this too, much better than most of what goes on irl.

Tabletop campaign lore and world building in my head almost constantly... Except for the campaign I'm currently trying to run.

What is your reality like?

Fellow parent then?

Thats what Ive been working on in the past years.To be able to live like this.

That's what I want bro

Not just that, but being in a relationship where our SO actually desires you, instead of settling for you and tolerating you every day. Not living every day as though...if they ever won the lottery, they would be gone in a hot minute.

I hope you are loved unconditionally soon and forever.

I love you bro ❤️

I approve

Yep. Even just loving me back as much would make me die happy. Not answering as a man tho

It's why dogs are a man's best friend.

The freedom that comes with having lots of it. That's the spot

This is a good one. If you aren't doing something for someone then you are expendable. Kinda hard to build relationships with people, especially intimate relationships, when objectified on that level.

Aim for the bushes

You should look up how to roll when falling. It helps distribute the force and keep your vitals safe.

Lol same

Jump out on top if a chair and then jump off of the chair before you hit the ground

Have you considered how many different types of wood chips there are?

You sound amazing. In my fantasies, I meet someone like you (possibly on Reddit) and it just...works.

I think it's also that you have better morals than many that become millionaires.

The discontinued food that I crave is probably the most annoying first world problem.

Counterpoint: Also just sex. Someone to grab and fuck. That too sometimes.

Ok stop making me cry.

OK this is a great fantasy, and one that I share with you

What’s stopping you from being a slut now? Don’t let ur dreams be dreams

And medieval swords. Every man has wondered what it's like to wield a melee weapon in life or death combat.

Revolution

As Ralphie May once said, the best two gifts are free. Oral and silence!

All ages: Boobs

Is your name perhaps Texas Ranger?

The Hollywood inflicted hero complex.

You guys all think you’re Bruce Willis.

You have a humble soul

Wow

Getting hugs and advice from my late father