Polls: Dating

I’m in high school and I’m really into sports!
I play volleyball, basketball, and run I track.
I’m not super muscular or anything (just toned) but I do like to watch my diet and I’m quite competitive.
Guys, do you find sporty girls attractive?

Do you believe love is more than just a cocktail of chemicals or do you believe there's more to it? Does our ability to love make us human? Is there a higher power guiding us to one another?

I really don’t like beards but I like the guy behind the beard and we go along very well. In other pics he didn’t have a beard so I was really surprised to see it.

So I've been selling my used panties for a while now. It was a good decision as I really needed the money and it's a safe way to make a quick buck. For me it's nothing sexual but I know that for my clients it is.
I've recently started a relationship and my boyfriend always jokingly asks me where I get all my money from (were both students, so he wonders why I'm not as broke as he is), normally I just wink and tell him that I'm able to manage it better than he is.
I don't want to lie to him but the problem is that I don't have the time to get a real job. I'm studying biotechnology and I literally spend 50h at least a week learning. There is no way I can fit work around it.
I'm afraid my boyfriend might be appalled by me seelling my underwear but I don't want to lie to him. What do I do?

Imagine you've met someone whose company you enjoy, who enjoys yours as well. They're a suitable partner, and you care for them. It doesn't have to be true love, but it's not a quick fling either--something considerable. Imagine they ask you to wait to have sex. Not a few days, weeks, or months... but until marriage. This suitable partner will not have sex with you until you two are wed. They're not pressuring you into it, but make it known, when the time comes, that sex is not going to be part of your relationship. What would you do?

(it's not a thing they'll change their mind about, either. It's set in stone)

Yes I know it’s silly and maybe it’s just me, but I think it’s a bit on the lazy side and rude. I’ve been dating this guy and everything has been going great. He’s always has a unique way of saying good morning to me but this morning he sent me a dry “GM” so I’m like okay is this thing coming to a screeching halt or what. What are your thoughts on this, am I analyzing this too much? Do you think it’s rude not to spell it out, yes or no?

Well as we all know that the media and left encourages hookup culture and/or promiscuity and takes newer generations away from relationships
that being said, do you think that hookup culture or the culture non-relationship sexual arrangements is diminishing the future prospects for women for having a relationship?

Because what I have seen is most of the teen and young adults who sleep around because they can without thinking of the future and how this isn't good for them end up with either self esteem issues where they end up in bad relationships again and again which takes a toll on their mental and emotional health since they don't seem to find the right partner.

Or

Once past the ages of 24-25 these women start to yearn for a fulfilling relationship with a loving partner who respects them and showers them with love with a possibility of being married down the line, but the non-douche, non-assholic guys who look for relationship usually stay away from those ladies who have a past of sleeping around and promiscuity because that shows a tendency of inability to hold serious relaationships which might lead to the guys ending hurt or being cheated on in the end.
And to be honest, if I were a guy, I'd have the same outlook.
I was one of those women in my late teens, but someone woke me up and made me realize the situation and changed since then.

But I hate it when I see women breaking down emotionally for not being able to find the right guys after years and years of sleeping around, hookups, friends with benefits.

Would a guy call a girl every night just to talk and say goodnight if he's not romantically interested?
This guy im "seeing" calls me every night just to talk to me (he ask how i am, hows my day, what i was up to, etc)
And then we say goodnight to one another

I rather have a guy ask me out in person because if it's over text/social media, I have a increased chance of saying no because I have more time to think about it and think of reasons why I don't want to. If I get asked out in person, there's more pressure on me from being put on the spot and I don't want to disappoint so I'll likely say yes.