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A lot of the time we, women, like to talk about the things that many men simply cannot comprehend. things relating to our reproductive systems. our friendship circles, even our fashion inspiration. It is hard to know if men have caught on by this point that women do not really dress for their gaze. We usually dress to get compliments from more fashionable women. Oops. Is it okay that I revealed that?

Well, men on Reddit are revealing all of their guy secrets, and maybe it will give us an inside look into the male psyche.

Every parent can relate. Putting a baby down for a nap or even a good night's rest is no easy task. It's like they have a sensor or something and they know exactly when they are being put to bed. "Oh, about to hit the comfort of my bed. Let me sing you the song of babies everywhere!" 

The 'butterfly effect' is a well-known metaphor derived from the original question, "Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas?" It is to describe the phenomenon that small causes, events or incidents can have meaningful and consequential effects. Life is full of these moments, which are often only realized long after the event has happened. Whether you believe in God, fate, or coincidence, some things defy logic or explanation. Redditers shared some of their lifechanging and phenomenal 'butterfly effect' stories, and honestly, they're giving me chills. What are your crazy 'butterfly effect' stories?

Job interviews are tricky business, both for the employer and potential employee. Being able to find the balance of finding out as much as you can about the person you're interviewing whilst abiding by the law isn't always easy, and sometimes, interviewers f*ck it up big time. A Redditthread asked people to share the weirdest, most inappropriate, or most unexpected thing you were asked during a job interview and some of them are truly unbelievable and definitely illegal.

School should be a safe place, where students go to study during the day in peace. But between the fighting teenagers, kids daring each other to do stupid stuff, and the general way that school kids fool around thinking they're invincible, accidents are bound to happen. An AskReddit thread asked people to share the disturbing things they witnessed at school and some of them are pretty bad! 

8 months ago, u/bookmark32345 asked Reddit users, "What really happened in real life that if you saw it in a movie you would say, "that's totally unrealistic?" And the top true story response will have you laughing as well as saying, "that's totally unrealistic!"

u/Deathstroke asked the Reddit community, "What is the strangest thing you've seen/experience in life that you still can't explain," and here were the 15 best responses that boggled our minds.   

Let's take a trip down memory lane, and remember all the bizarre (yet hilarious) news headlines that have been blessed upon us.

Nothing like spending time in a hot shower complementing life, or awkwardly standing in the cold while your significant other hogs all the hot water! These simple illustrations all are all true. All true. Check out Instachaaz on Instagram for more fun illustrations! 

AskReddit asked, "What's a weird/scary childhood memory you didn't realize the seriousness of until you were an adult?" and the responses are BONE. CHILLING. 

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Twitter user @mhoye gave everyone on Twitter the ultimate opportunity to tell the most ridiculous true story or event that happened to them that well, no one would believe. @mhoye asked followers "what's the least plausible story about yourself that's true." The answers will have you wondering if these stories are even true, then you'll think... who can make this up!?