EvaLane
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Boys and Their Toys

My husband doesn’t collect much, actually. Maybe baseball hats.What do you (or your partner) collect?
No, but again, none of them have ever had real collections. That saiddd…Have you ever lost interest in a guy when you went to his home and saw his Pokémon collection (or something similar)?
I have lived with someone who was a “collector”. From my earliest memories, I recall stacks of blank CDs, rows of heavy manila-flavoured computer monitors, shelves of tiny metal cars.
As I grew older, the obsessions became more invasive and expensive. Old cars, real ones, that were nice to look at when they arrived but eventually, well, they’ve just become driveway ornaments.
So now I sort of, maybe, purposely avoid intimate relationships with men who lean too far one way. Maybe I need that room for my own

My husband is the least comic book guy out of myHave you noticed a difference in a tool guy vs. a comic book guy sexually?


The nerdiest guy was the best at oral


A friends husband collects beer can empties, does that count?Does your partner collect something that boggles your mind?

Hahahaha, I mean. Yes. My dolls, mainly, I mean, it’s gotten a bad rep. The stigma is so strongHave you ever collected something and thought, “this will not help me get laid”?

Leave me and my girls alone

Ah, well. He supports me and my interests - my knitting, the dolls, the random Facebook marketplace pick ups for vintage McDonalds holiday ornaments…Are you on the same page as your collecting partner, do you go to comic-cons, role play, or just have the same hobby/interest?
I support him and his interests - I know a thing or two (and that’s it) about the Canadiens hockey team, I grab him a hat when I’m at the mall. We eat together every night and watch a shared brain-rot TikTok account on the tv.
I think it would be niceeee if we could share a deeper interest or two, but I’m also very lucky to have the space to have my own hobbies. The space to make friends.
