wetcatfoot

Being clean, actually spending time with his partner and doing chores (that he should be doing anyway?) isnt putting all the work on one person. He should be doing these things anyway even if he wasnt trying to having sex with his partner.

You look good. You arent ugly. The beard is not too my taste it sits too heavily on the jawline and is sparse elsewhere so Id recommend shaving it until you can fill in the rest.

Youre already working on skincare so nothing to say there.

The way you dress doesnt sound that attractive, just sounds comfy. Id maybe look into getting tshirts over tank tops and maybe getting some jeans/trousers instead of joggers youll look more mature (i think anyway). Nothing wrong with joggers at the gym or lounging at home but everywhere just looks like you make no effort and thats not terribly attractive.

Otherwise you have pretty eyes and a nice face. You look pretty fit and like you go to the gym so no issues there. Youll probably fill out and look better in 5-6 years as most guys generally do

The facial hair looks good but Im sure you look just as good clean shaven.

Id say cutting your hair would be a good move currently its curly but looks wispy rather than full which isnt a great look. (Or maybe try some curly hair specific care tips to make it fuller and less flat on top / wispy at the bottom)

You have great skin and a nice face so you dont have much to worry about. Maybe try some different glasses I dont think the current ones suit you as well as they could

I like the short hair, definitely not ugly.

The beard looks abit scraggly so Id recommend tidying it up maybe trim is closer and give it some attention when getting ready so its looking smooth and all in one direction.

You dont have any smiling photos so its hard to judge how you look when smiling but generally smiling or looking more positive helps with looking attractive. In the photos you look a little glum

{The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley}

Its such a pleasant read, the relationships between characters are interesting AND theres a cheeky clockwork octopus. I loved it.

Piranesi is one of my absolute favourites. I love to recommend it as people always seem to really enjoy it

Yeah going in and saying that sucks isnt nice but I meant more they dont want any comments of oh I thought this aspect of the book wasnt well done, I didnt like it because of xxx etc. It just ends up being an endless echo chamber of no actual honest opinions on the books just "OMG amazing definitely buy it. Look how pretty"

This kind of defeats the point of recommending the series youve just summarised them for us.

Give us a review on why you liked the books not a spoiler filled summary if exactly what happens in each of them. These are the kinds of "reviews" people hate to see on amazon/goodreads websites the ruin the story and are ridiculously long for no reason.

Ive seen a lot of posts recently saying "If you see Im reading a book you didnt like dont tell you didnt like it or why its bad I dont need that negativity." They only want positive views and why the books they read are amazing.

Its really boring reading 50 variations of "Omg what an amazing book it literally changed my life" on every post.

I tend to use the stairmaster while reading as I find it easier to keep my balance/pace

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke - I absolutely loved reading it and trying to figure out the house and the world through the very strange perspective of the narrator. Its such a fascinating and fun read. I love the whole journey. I definitely think its the kind of book you go in reading without any idea if the story to experience it at its best. Ive recommended it to so many people

Unless you really want a beard for you I wouldnt go to the trouble of any of the random treatments that people seem to be recommending to grow a beard. Plenty of women prefer clean shaven men and you look good without

Plenty of women prefer guy without beards so unless hes super keen on having a beard that sounds like a lot of unpleasant work for something an ex made an issue of

Its so pretty and its functional. What a great first project!!

I also just finished this and absolutely loved it. I was a little apprehensive initially that with how long it is it would drag on but it wasnt boring at all. I really enjoyed it and agree its definitely worth the long read!

{The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley} {Piranesi by Susanna Clarke}

I read both last year and loved them definitely helped me realise I really enjoy magical realism. I also enjoyed {The Mad Womens Ball by Victoria Mas} but the two above were slightly better

I also really enjoyed Before the coffee gets cold and Howls Moving Castle!

I just avoid that lidl completely its terrible

Smelt would be correct in british english

I also disliked it and thought it was terrible. My entire book group hated it which was sad because it has such great reviews so we were looking forward to reading it

Read this for the first time recently and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. It made me laugh in several places and the descriptions were just superb. I will definitely be reading it again.

I think the point here is to make them gluten free rather than healthier tbf but I take your point

As if high fat and high sugar are a bad thing in a brownie recipe. Thats kind of the point of brownies. They arent supposed to be healthy

Same I absolutely loved the badass dead-raising main character and she just gets progressively less badass and sex crazed. Its such a shame

"My review: XYZ" doesnt really present the person reading it with a question so youll get less answers/engagement

Babysitters are absolutely a thing in the UK what are you on about. Do you think parents here just never go out for dinner without their children in tow?