I liked working from home at first, but after so long it becomes harder and harder to leave your work at “work” when your workplace is also your home
That sounds like a "you" problem. I just hit the shutdown button on my laptop at 17:00 and close the lid, and boom I've left work and magically instantaneously transported to my home.
the flexibility to work from home on weekends
Work ... on .... weekends?
I think your problem is that you're a workaholic.
Our brains are not wired to do such a dramatic difference in mental activity in the same location.
Sounds made up bro.
It's bad enough having to hear my colleagues in teams meetings, I don't see why I have to smell them too.
Meanwhile, me, a non-native English speaker:
I am still thoroughly confused whether I should call it KDE or Plasma or Plasma Desktop. Like, what is the difference?
They know what -r and -n do
No we don't magically know that. We know that we have to look it up in the manual to know that.
Don't worry Ralph, I got you.
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I have to ask... what the hell is that thing?
That is a self-inflicted wound caused by how Wayland was designed, particularly the part where they offloaded so much responsibility onto the different compositors.
in most straight relationships I’m familiar with
So because it doesn't happen to you, it doesn't happen to anyone. Ok.
It's probably a little bit rarer than the other way around, but male anorgasmia exists especially as men get older.
But as usual, male feelings and sexual problems are ridiculed and swept under the rug as unimportant.
Counterpoint: a woman taking birthcontrol is empowered because she is taking charge of her own reproduction. She doesn't have to rely on or trust the man to take his pill. After all, she would be the one bearing most of the burden in case of an unwanted pregnancy.
Additionally, purely biologically it is much easier to reliably stop conception on the female side than on the male side. A woman only produces one egg cell per month, whereas a man produces millions of sperm cells per day.