The reason why this fits 54% of dudes is the same reason why NASA unofficially renamed astronauts' pee devices from small, medium and large to extra large, immense, and unbelievable. Ego.

I thought it said "lick my suck" and I was pretty grossed out for a moment

That is true but saunas are kept under extremely high temperatures, aren't they? The wood dries quickly, not leaving much space for the water to soak in.

Idk my friend has wood and tiles in the bathroom in her parents' house, but they have a gap between the wood planks and a space under them so the water can drip there and not soak the wood. In the pictures of this minihouse we don't see the floor so maybe he has something like that too, but still I'd be afraid that the water will soak the walls and make them moldy.

Technically they're both pornstars. But I don't think that getting assfucked, fisted, choked, and having to suck dicks all the time (and I'm only mentioning the relatively vanilla stuff) is equivalent to sticking your dick in various holes.
Also I don't know why this is even a discussion, meninism is a meme, it's not a real thing.

Gay pornstars actually make more than female pornstars

I like my breakfast warm. But I haven't eaten cereal in a while, nowadays I mostly eat oats which you have to put in hot water so that they get a bit softer.

Wait so then what is the difference between gender and gender roles? How can one identify as something when the roles connected to it are a social construct anyway?

I have a question though, do you guys think that gender is binary or a spectrum? I personally think that it's binary and transgenderism is just a brain-chromosome mismatch BUT since it doesn't dictate what you do anyway, why bother with all these gender identities? I think that maybe some people who now don't know what to identify as were just raised in conservative families who tried to force gender roles onto them but they weren't comfortable with those roles. Personally, as a kid I played with cars, LEGO blocks and video games and I was (still am) kinda tomboyish but I do identify as a woman, and I really see no conflict there because the fact that I am a woman shouldn't dictate my interests anyway. However I have never met anyone who's non-binary so I have no idea what these people feel like, and I don't want to sound like an ignorant insensitive prick so if anyone has any experience with this and is willing to share, I am willing to listen and possibly change my opinion.
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The way I understand it is that sex is biological: male or female. People usually refer to chromosomes, but even those are more complicated than that, there's XXX or XYY etc, but for the sake of the argument let's simplify it and say that sex is based on chromosomes, and it's either XX or XY.
Gender is based on how your brain is wired, which usually corresponds with your sex but sometimes doesn't, hence transgender people.
And gender roles are 100% a social construct. Whether you have a penis or vagina shouldn't dictate what you do in life. Seriously, recently I went to the toy store to get some plushie for my newborn niece and the girl section was only fake cooking and housework supplies, meanwhile the boys section ranged from superheroes and other pop culture icons to fake tools to fake guns and swords and weapons and armors... it made me a bit sad.
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We only had this type of classes in elementary school, but quite recently I got into embroidery and spray painting on clothes because I wanted to make myself some geeky movies and video games inspired stuff without having to pay too much money for licenced things, and it's surprisingly easy! I'm not even a crafty/artsy type, I'm pretty clumsy in fact, but I've been able to make decent looking things on my first try. More people should try it, I feel like many people are intimidated by these things because they think it's hard, but seriously, it's not, and YouTube tutorials can help you a lot.

Oh hell yeah

^I just wanted to mention that not everybody has the freedom to change jobs. Thank you.

Personally I'm more of a 60s cars gal.

It's cool man, but even then I still see many people saying it seriously. And I just really don't get why, the only thing it does is that it creates a strawman out of the opposing side, and then people attack that made up strawman instead of the actual opinions of the other side.

Why is it that I always see "omg people get so offended about everything" much more than people actually getting offended? Just curious.