This story appears in the January/February 2018 issue of Playboy. Subscribe Q:I may be the only man ever to admit this to the Playboy Advisor, but I’m not a football fan. The problem is I’m dating a Cheesehead. Football is her life, from playing in a fantasy league to Super Bowl partying. I’ve attended games with her but still feel alienated from the culture—and from her when she talks to other men about football.

Dear Playboy Advisor: She Likes Sports, I Don't

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Dear Playboy Advisor: She Likes Sports, I Don't

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