Cody Delistraty

He must be able to woo a woman and pay for an evening out, but because he is a gentleman, not because he expects it to be somehow perversely “repaid.”

“How to read Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone? Why, very quickly, to begin with, and perhaps also to make an end. Why read it? Presumably, if you cannot be persuaded to read anything better, Rowling will have to do.”

The 3 Types of People You Meet While Walking the Yellow Brick Road

Boogie Nights: His Great Device Makes Him Famous

I’ve never really understood the idea of straight girls going shopping with their gay best friend. I get that straight men generally aren’t keen to go shopping and gay men stereotypically are, but if she needs to look good for an upcoming date, I would think a straight girl would want a straight guy to help her out.

You’re less critical of yourself, less discerning about what you’re writing down, and you can therefore just let the ideas flow.

To be content like this is to have a Moment. But perhaps these Moments are merely dreams. This must be a dream, I thought.

The thing is though is that I’m 25, and I have enough money to buy any piece of Ikea furniture I want or any of the sweet gaming chairs that vibrate all crazy when you get shot and I can even order pizza — hell, three pizzas — whenever I feel like it because I’m absolutely killing it every day.

After taking an informal poll from American women, the three characteristics that came up most to describe French men are: sexually mature, worldly, intelligent.

Now the male bond has its fair share of flirtatiousness too, but it’s the kind of flirtatiousness that doesn’t presage to sex. It’s more of a competitive spirit that would seem to divide, but with close male friends, instead binds together.

Don’t even think about taking the girl you love to Paris or Rome or London or somewhere beautiful and far away.

It’s a way to prove our masculinity and it’s just as biological as the sexual drive that led us to that woman in the first place. Essentially, it’s a way to say, I’m a more qualified mate than you.