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- Sep 2, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Sydney Morning Herald
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- Aug 1, 2026
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I’ve met some wonderful men online, and this is the vulnerability they all share (opens the original)
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I’ve met some wonderful men online recently – funny, smart, clever, successful and cheeky blokes who amuse and inspire. But what has made me so fond of them is their honesty. All these fellas suffer depression and anxiety and have no shame in admitting it. Let’s start with a man I adore but whose name I don’t know. He’s a New York chef who keeps his privacy guarded as he wryly critiques cooking videos from the sublime to the bilious. His subversive, acerbic commentary makes me grin every post. B
I’ve met some wonderful men online, and this is the vulnerability they all share (opens the original)
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I’ve met some wonderful men online recently – funny, smart, clever, successful and cheeky blokes who amuse and inspire. But what has made me so fond of them is their honesty. All these fellas suffer depression and anxiety and have no shame in admitting it. Let’s start with a man I adore but whose name I don’t know. He’s a New York chef who keeps his privacy guarded as he wryly critiques cooking videos from the sublime to the bilious. His subversive, acerbic commentary makes me grin every post. B
I’ve met some wonderful men online, and this is the vulnerability they all share (opens the original)
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I’ve met some wonderful men online recently – funny, smart, clever, successful and cheeky blokes who amuse and inspire. But what has made me so fond of them is their honesty. All these fellas suffer depression and anxiety and have no shame in admitting it. Let’s start with a man I adore but whose name I don’t know. He’s a New York chef who keeps his privacy guarded as he wryly critiques cooking videos from the sublime to the bilious. His subversive, acerbic commentary makes me grin every post. B
I’ve met some wonderful men online, and this is the vulnerability they all share (opens the original)
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I’ve met some wonderful men online recently – funny, smart, clever, successful and cheeky blokes who amuse and inspire. But what has made me so fond of them is their honesty. All these fellas suffer depression and anxiety and have no shame in admitting it. Let’s start with a man I adore but whose name I don’t know. He’s a New York chef who keeps his privacy guarded as he wryly critiques cooking videos from the sublime to the bilious. His subversive, acerbic commentary makes me grin every post. B
I have seen the ‘sex faces’ of nearly every working actor, and I really don’t want to (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Last week, I spent hours watching actress Naomi Watts shagging. The series Gypsy has her bumping uglies with onscreen and real-life husband Billy Crudup, a lot. Oh, and there’s steamy girl-on-girl action aplenty, too. It’s all supposed to be arousing and edgy but, frankly, I was bored. Not because the series is bad (it’s not) or because the acting is awful (it’s strong). I only mention this series
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