Polls

If you won 10 million dollars, honestly who are you spending most of it on?

Feminine women enjoy wearing makeup, look fashionable, has feminine interests and hobbies. She doesn't act like a man. She's very ladylike and classy.

Masculine women aka tomboys has masculine hobbies and interests such as sports like dirt biking, she's loud, argumentative and acts like a man. She wants to compete with men. She hates makeup, fashion and wears baggy clothes all the time.

If your partner was on here and you didn't know do you think you'd be able to recognise them just by their writing style? And what makes it recognisable to you?

Never received this sort of comment from anyone else and I don’t perceive myself as a particularly “strong” woman. I’m just very independent.
Weird coming from him as he has a quite positive masculinity and is very popular with girls so I wonder why he needs this sort of validation from me when there are dozens (literally) of girls running after him and playing the deamsels in distress to catch his attention

I'm 5'7" 172 cm. That's above average for a woman. My ex is 6'3" and he said he actually would marry a tall woman who is my height or above because he wanted tall kids.

Does a woman's height matter to you?

In a fit if rage, Kristi shot her pet dog to death. She also murdered her goat because he was "stinky."

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My boyfriend insists on going to the beach every year for vacation. I personally don’t like showing my body and I don’t like beaches so I wouldn’t want to join him ever. He also likes to go camping which is just not my thing. Are we doomed?

I (28f) got my husband (30m) some ties to choose from for an event we're going to where people will be dressed up & he admitted to me he doesn't know how to tie a tie. Well, I used to work at a restaurant where we had to wear ties, so I tied them all for him & then loosened them so all he has to do is slip it around his neck.

So now I'm wondering how many people know how to tie a tie. Doesn't matter who taught you, whether it was family, friends, stranger, YouTube or wherever else.

I find my guy attractive in every pic he post but finds him unattractive in real life and on the photos posted by his friends. I totally hate his mannerisms and find it annoying. Also his dominant attitude pisses me off.

I would on a scale of 10 give him 4 considering both looks and persona. And can easily give a guy with decent look and good personality an 8 or above.

Just which one looks nicer to you from all the ways you can spell this name

I watch true crime where the ex lovers of these serial killers talk about how love made them do stupid things, these killers showed really early on they were trouble & these women continued to stay with them because they were so in love with these guys. 29F & being under the impression that I have an avoidant attachment style, over the years I’ve ended “friendships” when I grew tired of dealing with their behaviors that didn’t sit well with me. I have a habit of letting things build up & just eventually ice them out vs confronting them early on. Not to mention, when guys showed earlier on during the talking stages that they may have ways about them that don’t sit well with me, I’ll end it from going any further. Someone I saw very briefly in my early twenties previously dated a girl that was probably bipolar & put him through shit, I would make comments like how I couldn’t believe he still stayed with her through all of that. And he pretty much implied I can’t understand why he did that because I’ve never been in love. I hate being spoken down to, condescension results in me dipping out asap. Again, I pump the brakes in any kind of interpersonal relationship. Am I naive in assuming I’m this way because I just have a strong personality? Or is it because I haven’t met the person that has me so enamored & it results in me being strung along? Thoughts? Similar experiences?

My original plan was to eat shrimp but I am now considering Chinese food instead.