Polls: Dating

I am 28, he is 21. We meet at uni because I returned to college at 25 to start a second degree.
Consequently, all my friends are substantially younger but I fit in perfectly, I enjoy our lifestyle, however this came up. Having younger friends is not a problem, but dating a guy that younger?
Your opinions will be much appreciated!

what does it mean if boyfriend cooks for you when you tell him you're hungry?
does he love you? any opinions appreciated

Men, have you ever been asked out by a girl, rejected her, and then later on (after some time has passed, maybe months or even years) become attracted to her/interested in her?

I'm not talking about a situation where someone improves themselves such as losing weight etc. Assume other men already find this woman very attractive but she isn't your type.

She isn't a stranger either, you have known her for a couple of months and you are friends.

If any of you have experienced this I'd be interested to hear about it, feel free to comment below. Thanks :)

Even if I'm not even texting him, sometimes I check when the last time he was active on Facebook... lol it will be random times during the day. And it comes from plain curiosity >_<

Does anyone else do that too?

I've always known that love would be a difficult thing for me, and it doesn't help that I am a completely hopeless romantic - always have been. I dream of a true gentleman who accepts me for who I am, and tries to understand my strange little soul. Still, I know that with my situation, love may be a lot to ask, and nearly impossible to find. Guys, my question is, would you date a girl who uses a wheelchair? At this point, I fully understand how slim my chances are, but I also hope that I am good enough company, smart enough; and pretty enough for someone to look past my flaws and adore. So, what would you think of dating a disabled girl who loves to talk, have a good laugh, read, write, enjoys history, music, fashion, and lives to ride a horse, and win gold?

It's a theory I first heard about in the TV show I watch called Younger, where one character states this idea that you will fuck it up with the first person you date after breaking up from a long term or serious relationship, much like how the first pancake you cook is always burnt or messed up.

Anyone agree/disagree with this?

I have crooked teeth and a gummy smile and it's been torturing me since I can remember. I don't smile without hiding my mouth. I don't show my teeth in photos. I keep feeling insecure about my smile and I always tell my self that no man would like me.
I will hopefully fix my teeth once I get my engineering degree and find a job (Two or three more years) but until then I will have to live with my ugly smile. I'd like to believe that I'm not ugly. I can I'm decent.
So, what do you think?
Would you date a man/woman with crooked teeth and a gummy smile?

Kinky includes things like bondage, sadomasochism (inflicting pain or having it inflicted for pleasure), D/s relationships and special fetishes. Toys like paddles, rope and ball gags too.

Normal includes about all sex positions from missionary to 69, oral, masturbation, maybe a soft slap on the ass and careful anal play. Toys like vibrators and dildos too.