Polls

I would love to hear everyone opinions.

I rarely feel satisfied after eating. I’m wondering if this is common or not.

These days/generation marriage material ones are single.

When black women wear bold or bright hair colors we're labeled ghetto. People judge us and stare at us. Yet when white women and other non black women do it it's "self expression" and nobody even looks their way when they're wearing bold or bright hair colors.

So long story short this guy and I started talking and we both clicked and spent multiple days together just hanging out. We started making out and being intimate/ cuddling. We didn’t want to rush into things and both mutually wanted to fall in love with our best friend. Out of the blue he just went cold so I separated myself and then he stated he didn’t want kids (I have 2) which confused me even more so I backed off. He invited me over to look at my car (which he’d put off for a while) and then said I could hang out if I wanted. I didn’t try to cuddle or anything like we used to and he traced my arm and laid me on his chest. He invited me to go see a movie. I’m just confused. What in the heck?

and how long was it until they contacted you? Days, weeks, years?

Normalise this! Yes to equality!

Here in the UK on the 25th of January, it's 'Burns night' in Scotland and St Dwynwen's Day in Wales. In England it's Saturday.

Burns night celebrates the Scottish poet Robert Burns while St Dwynwen's Day celebrates a 5th century Saint and is effectively an extra valentines Day.

Burns night is celebrated with a meal of haggis, neaps, tatties, and whisky. While St Dwynwen's Day by giving gifts or a romantic meal out. Traditionally, men would attempt to get in your panties by carving you a spoon.

Unsurprisingly, some places have decided to cash in and combine the two events. Now you can have a romantic Burns night. So I thought it would be fun to follow suit and combine both here.

Unlike Burns night there's no traditional St Dwynwen's meal (other than a BJ) but after much googling I found one chef who came up with "Salmon, Samphire, Seaweed Mash, Spinach, Peas Lemon Thyme Butter Sauce" so for the sake of this question let's go with that.

So what sounds the best option?

In conversation when talking about the past/ telling a story that involves your ex. Do you mention We or just say I and leave the ex out of the story when talking to a new partner.

Was watching a thirst trap in TikTok and was wondering if I was the only woman with this issue