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Silly silly bedroom lol. Malelivingspace is the malefashionadvice for chubby reddit boys. Everything plain, soulless, and inoffensive. No character whatsoever, just "stick to the template," Eames lounges and brasilia credenzas galore. The only place online where "what color KALLAX should I get to match my 670?" is asked as a serious question and will get many strongly opinionated replies.
Live a little in your living space. I think even basic.space gives better homespherebuilding advice than that sub
I legit thought the picture was of a hotel room at first
I was looking for some reddit-tier joke of a big dildo under the bed or something
Here I'm used to it being "TV on the floor in front of a recliner in an otherwise unfurnished apartment" kind of thing.
That reminds me of the Lemmy post with the unfinished living room and the turkey.
Edit: Found it
Does my office/workshop/gym/bedroom look okay guys?
The "women just can't handle how little it takes to make men happy" genre of shitposting.
Edit: I once saw it phrased as "A shut-in with with one chair, a ps4 and the clothes he's worn since high school might be the most energy efficient of us all" and I struggle to argue with that.
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I used to visit that sub a lot about ten years ago. It looks like it hasn't changed a bit in that time - it even still has the same little fit drawings on the top bar. Has male fashion somehow frozen?
All the content creators on MFA dipped after the api drama, all that's left on that sub is reposts. Many of the userbase moved to their discord
I wish it hadn't changed, it's gotten much worse, as has much of Reddit. Like the other guy said, all the mods on MFA left last year and took the core community to Discord (apparently, I don't use Discord though). What's left is just middle schoolers and bot accounts.
Interestingly I did hop back on Reddit a few days ago on a little check-in and saw this post on MFA. Might've been the subconscious reason I name dropped it above in the first place.
I just don't get the idea of separating living spaces by gender in the first place.