Polls

I'm a straight person who tends to waste time on men who don't want me. I don't want to continue the same behavior if I started wanting to date girls, but since I'm not officially bisexual, I wouldn't want to waste an actual lesbian's time, right? But then if I can't find another lonely straight girl like me, that might mean I'll have to be suffering and resentful that a straight female friend doesn't want to spend as much time together as I would want. What should I do?

Here is a map of the UK. As you can see different regions are shaded in different colours. (No data from the grey areas, I don't know why.) I've hidden the key, but can you guess what the map represents?

Be honest. I’m dark haired so naturally a hairy gal. Would most men mind if I plucked my upper lip and only minuscule little hairs were remaining and the odd hair coming out of a mole? Or one little hair on my chin? I have vellus hair on neck and sides of face but it’s barely visible only in sun but even then not that obvious? A guy I went on a date with recently didn’t say anything and didn’t seem to be turned off.

Girls that cover their bodies and refrain from casual hookups are quite a rarity in society nowadays

So I’m 30 years old and single. I don’t wear makeup so probably about a 5/10 face but I’m very athletic as run regularly so the body probably about 9/10.

For those who don't know,

fall for = fall in love with

A study just came out that men are more romantic then women, but does racial upbringing affect this?

And why do you think that? Preferably use anecdotal evidence (to make it more fun!) Either from personal experience, or stories you've heard. Not just famous poets when most today dont even know how to formulate a Haiku let alone a classical piece of art.

I don't know what types of books men like to read, but I know devotionals are very popular with religious women, in particular, woman with families including husbands and possibly their own children.

Do you guys wonder what's the reason? There's always more than 1 reason than people realize.

30F & I wonder if most women get where I’m coming from. I’ve never been in a real relationship, saw someone very briefly in my early twenties. Haven’t had sex either since then and don’t feel the need to, masturbating doesn’t do anything for me. Also doesn’t help that I’m not the friendliest, the only way I’ve met up with guys over the years were on dating apps. I get attention on them but it just feels off in a way, I’ve always felt like I am going to end up alone. I don’t want kids but like the idea of getting married, over the years people have justified my single status to being picky or shy etc. Those are excuses or cop outs, I feel like compared to the average woman though I likely get less attention from guys in person.

Literally the only attention I’ve gotten from guys I find attractive are on dating apps, in person maybe someone I was outside with would tell me that this guy looked at me etc (on and off throughout the years). But they never make it known to me directly, it makes me second guess things. It’s like I always wonder why I never have a boyfriend if I’m told I’m attractive, I also hear about a lot of introverted/socially awkward women that are in long term relationships. I really wonder if finding the right person is the answer to all my issues, I’ve spoken to guys in the past and tend to find ways to get out of it before I determine if they’re a good fit or not. Something about guys has always felt…different. Since I was in my teens, never got the craze with being boy crazy etc.

Despite misinformation spread by the media and scientists, we all know that the moon is made of cheese. No one trusts NASA anymore because they hide the truth about the cheesy moon.

I've no idea what the government has to gain from hiding this information from me and I know scientists can't be trusted. That's why I come to the good people of gag, people who don't let facts get in the way of a good answer.

So tell me, what cheese is the moon made of?