I've designed a quick PowerPoint on mental health for work, and I need pictures to break it up. I don't want to use "person with head in hands" and I'm not good with visual stuff.

Anyone got any ideas?

Inspired by this article: https://theconversation.com/reluctance-to-reach-out-to-old-friends-is-a-common-experience-but-reconnecting-can-pay-off-263079

This question is mainly targeted to women, but anybody is free to answer.

I was browsing somewhere, either here or Reddit, and came across a post that was mocking the types that demand too much from a woman's physical appearance. I was reading through the comments, and while I can't remember the exact phrasing from the one that caught my eye, it more or less read something like this:

"'she must be skinny, have an hourglass figure, like anime, know how to cook and take care of the home, want kids, and be good in bed' meanwhile he's just a guy"

Likely clearly I can tell that this isn't targeting me specifically since I can tell these are gross and entitled demands, but the phrase "just a guy" really has me wondering what that exactly means. It's so vague, and as someone who's trying to sort out what stands out to people in the dating scene, I do worry about being "just a guy".

What does being "just a guy" encompass, and what is it that differentiates a guy from that? I'm personally trying to work on myself a bit more, but I still fear that possibility of never standing out to someone.

Like does he just leave his suit and stuff at the bottom of the phone booth? Does he wear a whole suit under the outfit and just swap what's on top?

I get expensive multiple meds per month and im pretty sure i could get basically anything i wanted that is available covered based on my experience...

How do they make money, am i an outlier and nobody else wants to take and have covered their drugs?

As in actual dog