Polls: Dating

Are there things in your past that you are having a hard time moving on from? ... or is everything hunky-dory for you?

M26 F28 . I met him online. Knew him for a week , within the week, the first time we met we established we were obviously attracted to each other and made out, it was fun, hot, all that. Then I met up with him 2 days later at his place, he was angry when we met up and moody all day and I wasn't sure why as we were texting flirty. I let it slide. I asked what he wanted and we established casual. Which was fine. Then when we got inside his place he checked his phone and found out he had to drive his unvaxed mum to a wedding and just broke down because he was stressed she wouldn't be allowed in the venue... Hands on his head on his bed. I didn't know what to do. I was so confused. I Then go to hug him and comfort him. Then I decided to leave and he made fun of my handbag and called me an idiot...

I felt like shit all day, then had to comfort him. Is this guy a major red flag? Is it okay for me to be angry at him for basically wasting my time and energy?

My friends often say I'm "kawaii", "cute", "adorable" and have a "childlike/girlish" attitude. Also people (specially older people) describe me with diminutive words despite me being 16 and people often take care of me or tease/play with me like I'm a young child. Kids also tend to like me a lot. I wonder if that's a good thing or a turnoff (having a cute/childish way). Important to add I'm not emotionally or socially immature at all, in fact it's the contrary, it's more about the way I look/act.

When i found out she was dating him, the first thing that came to my mind was “if I am prettier than her then why did he pick her over me?“

I know it’s really bad and wrong. But that is how I feel no lies or anything. Ugh.

I’ve noticed that every time I hear this topic being talked about, it’s always a guy saying it. Like that people shouldn’t date if they’re not in the same league.

There was this girl I used to bully really bad in high school. I would make fun of her freckles and I would also make fun of her big forehead and glasses. I would push her and make fun of her because I was dating her crush that she really liked. I now am older in my early 20s and feel horrible about how I treated her. She posted a picture on her Instagram of her and her boyfriend meanwhile I am single on Valentine’s Day. She is dating a very good looking guy who is tall, funny and very nice. He treats her like a queen and I just feel so bad and want to tell her sorry and possibly be her friend.

30 year old guy grows up in richest town in America. All his friends are from multi-million dollar families. He was unable to do rich things like vacations with his friends due to being middle class. He did not finish college and works as a cashier at a Ski shop. His brother and sister married in to mega-wealthy families worth 25 million dollars. He follows instagram accounts such as "Luxury Life forever" "Living Luxury" "Luxury lifestyle" "luxury yahts" etc etc. He didn't want a girlfriend; and was a self-described womanizer often saying "I like f*cking women and not dealing with bullshit". He meets a popular girl whos family is worth 15 million dollars. He dates her. Is he likely using her for her money?

A guy I met on tinder asked me what I'm looking for, I told him basically I'm going with the flow, be responded "same but I don't want to waste my time". We're going on a date tonight, first time meeting him. Obviously, if Im asking then I think it's a bit rude to say that to someone u never even met. in my opinion it's implying that his time is more valuable than anyone else's. Opinions?