Wait... Do heterosexual men watch This is Us?

I saw it on at the gym once.

They did the whole fatgirl trying to lose weight, eating healthy, exercising hardcore while her husband eats like crap, sits on his arse and loses more weight than her trope found on the tumblr.

Thought only middle aged woman watched it after seeing that scene.

No you have to be a biological female. If you're a male the screen is just blurry and everything sounds like the adults in Charlie Brown

Douche bag manager at work won’t quit trying to justify that he watches it and loves it ... bc of his wife ya know

Zero desire to watch.

It's a well acted show with just enough surprises to keep you watching. Great show to watch with the gf or wife. And as someone who lost their father recently it's therapeutic.

Sterling k Brown is a really good actor. Justin Hartley is really good in season 2. Milo ventiwhatever is really good. The actors really make the show.

Would be a good show without Trigglypuff

Not only do they watch, but they openly admit that the show makes them cry.

Anyways, I haven't seen an episode, and don't really have a desire to. At this point in my life, I only have the time to focus on the shows with the shorter seasons (8 to 12 episodes). I gave up on Agents of SHIELD and Gotham because they are just too long and too much time to invest. This is partially because we tend to not watch shows live and watch episodes in chunks.

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Do heterosexual men watch This is Us? by GermantownTiger

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No.

I used to watch it with my wife. I was into it, but as things progressed I was like if they need to go on and kill this mother fricker off instead of dragging this shite out. After the last couple episodes of Season 1 didn’t live up to the cast saying how mind blowing the finale was going to be, I was done. I have no idea if my wife still watches or not.

I’m secure enough in my masculinity that I can find enjoyment in a show that women like. It’s not like it”s twilight. In a Hollywood that emasculates men by making them feminant, idiots and unimportant this is a show that lifts a Dad up and makes him masculine, competent and paramount to the lives of those around him. I find great enjoyment in it and it makes me want to be a better husband and father. If you got a problem with it you can meet me at Sonic.