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It doesn't matter if your dude knows the word, or says it, or calls himself one; it does matter that he thinks a girl is equal to a boy, which, sneak-attack, is entirely and only what feminism is.
But consider this: If your dude takes an average of 30 extra seconds to put his shoes on, and the two of you leave your home together five times a week, you're spending more than two hours every year waiting for your so-called "life partner".
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If your a dude or Gay/Bi/Les crush on her.
Especially if you know your dude isn't that open to it.
You can't call your dude a half-man if you're the one who castrated him in the first place.
Even small two-letter words can be a dead giveaway for ambivalence (or for definiteness or face-saving or assent or dissent or really anything for that matter.[6][7]) Even if your buddy says, "Dude, c'mon," that can be a small sign.
Mr. Martin, a syndicated newspaper columnist and a political analyst for CNN, got in trouble for writing, "If a dude at your Super Bowl party is hyped about David Beckham's H&M underwear ad, smack the ish out of him!
And if that dude is going around doing interviews and referring to your records as "ENTER.Classics," that's the Ibiza equivalent of being made for life.
So, if this dude scored some points with you, go out with him again, pay attention to your intuition, and at least give him a shot to score some more.
Dudes, if the dude in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" could put his business up on the screen, then so can you.
What if the Dude from The Big Lebowski somehow ended up in David Cronenberg's The Brood?
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