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LOL I was joking around and told my crush that I was daddy and ever since then he's been calling me this. I find it hilarious. Guys.. what would you do if a girl called you mommy? :>

There are times where being anon is helpful if you don’t want to accidentally arouse, or give away too much about yourself, but let’s face it we don’t know each other anyway.. my real name isn’t even wittymilf😳

I’m seriously in love with Bulgaria, it's such a beautiful country that many people don't go to.

I would literally love to go to Sozopol, Belogradchik, and Melnik.

I’ve been with this guy for a couple of years now and I’m deeply in love with him.
I have stopped replying to his texts and calls a couple of days ago and decided to act as if I broke up with him, when in reality I’m planning on taking him back in about a months time.
The reason I have done this is because lately he stopped treating me like his princess and started taking me for graunted, refusing to go out and do the most basic things for me, also he’s not been speaking to me in the best manner.
I feel like most men would get used to the woman at some point and that’s why I need to teach him a lesson. What do you all think?

So I really, genuinely love dresses, skirts, shirts, and pants in this style. I asked my friends if they thought this was cultural appropriation, and they all answered no, that it's just hippie fashion. (Note, some of my friends are actually from Nigeria and agreed with the hippie fashion argument.) I really love this style, it's comfy and flowy and has bright colors and patterns that just make me really happy. BUT I am afraid to actually buy or wear anything like this because I'm white and I'm afraid I'd be appropriating African culture.

Please nothing mean, I'm asking so that I know the answer. I am actually curious and want various people's opinions on this.

I’ve been in love before, and this feels strikingly similar, but it’s freaking me out a bit because this guy and I have never even dated. We’ve talked a lot, but only about surface topics and it’s always been a bit stilted because we like each other. He’s always staring at me and the way he looks at me feels so meaningful, like he really cares about me. He’s the most gentle, beautiful person. He’s very quiet but has this confidence to him, and I’ve seen the way he treats the people are him and it’s very sweet and nonjudgmental. The thought of anything happening to him makes me cry, literally. One time he was really late to work and I was so worried that a few tears came to my eyes. I think about having a life with him, maybe having a few kids or getting married. And that’s always freaked me out in the past.. I’ve ended relationships because I’m afraid of longterm commitment. But for some reason it doesn’t scare me with him..

i can't be in love right?

I've seen many guys who prefer the traditional set up of the husband being the breadwinner, and more girls who are pretty liberal and against gender roles. Obviously not true for everyone but what do you think?