Polls

Would you want to be with someone who didn’t have all that they should typically have (car, apartment, etc) approaching their mid 20’s? If someone is working, saving money, almost done with college and most of all a good potential partner - would you consider giving a relationship a try?

im not putting an option for less than 10 hours bc you dont exist unless you're like disabled or something. my longest was 36 hours

My friend and her brother are having a shared birthday party. I know what to get my friend, but I’m having trouble with figuring out what to get my friends brother. He doesn’t have a lot of extra time due to work, but he’s trying to learn to cook and loves dnd, so I found a dnd cookbook. However, he also loves Star Wars and Asian (mostly Japanese) foods and I also found a pair of light up lightsaber chopsticks. If you were him, which would you rather get as a gift?

Buttermilk is a staple in our fridge, it's an essential ingredient in Welsh pancakes, lots of baking recipes or just mixed with oatmeal and eaten. You can make your own but it's cheap to buy.

I notice a lot of white men think thick women are fat and won't date them. Or they are overly disgusted by women that have a belly. I'm not trying to make this about race but men of other races tend to be more accepting of all body types. Why is this?

My only guess is that white men are unhappy with themselves and have to find someone to bully

I consider using people any time you're dishonest about your intention or lie your way through to try obtain anything from that unsuspecting person.

This has already happened twice with 2 different male friends I've known for years. It was clear there wasn't anything romantic between us ever. One of tried groping me and then excusing it with an ''Oh sorry, I was just teasing'' when I removed his hands from him. Another ended up admitting in the end that he was trying to get a date from me eventually and though I would naturally changed my mind.

The groper ended up ghosting me afterwards and the other one blocked me. Needless to say I felt used. If I wanted a relationship I would make it clear from day 1, not pretend to be someone's friend and do the ''go by the natural flaw, maybe the person will change their minds eventually'' method; sound like deceiving to me.

Isn't that still using people?

Or does she need to do more for your attention like pick weights next to yours?

Yes it's weave and so what. Many women wear weaves and extensions of all colors and styles. So I don't understand why people stare at me because I have a red wig. If I like it what does it matter?

I live in Berlin and have a pretty tough dating life because every person here wants an open relationship, including married people. I personally never understood this since I always had crushes on only one person at a time and I believe that if you've found the right person you don't look around for other opportunities. Also I don't believe you have enough time and energy to devote yourself to more than one person given all responsibilities (job, family, friends etc.). Am I just prude? Do people enter open relationships or even marriages because they don't want to be alone while they are waiting for their ideal partner?

Not a waiting till marriage thing

Just wondering what you guys think.

I think these are from the 1940s. Apparently, rolling pins were a HUGE thing back then. Pick your favorite below!