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Call me boring but I want a traditional life.
I want to go on dates & be asked to be someone’s girlfriend. I want to get engaged / married and build a family. I want to stay at home cooking / cleaning / taking care of the kids.
I want to find a man that is in his masculine energy so i can be in my feminine energy. I want a man who is happy to provide.
Does this mean i’ll milk him of every penny? Of course not. I can and want to have my own part time job or own business. But I want someone who makes me feel safe and secure.
It seem like these traditional values have become lost in todays society. Everyday I see grown men wanting to live off of women. They expect everything to be 50/50 due to “equal rights” but when it comes to any domestic stuff they don’t move a finger to help.
Feels like us women have just taken on the burden of more daily work / problems for ourselves. We don’t even get surprise dates / flowers or little love notes anymore 😭😭 !!

where are the men who want a traditional woman? Where are the gentlemen that arnt ashamed to “simp” over their girlfriend & shower her in love?

are these just stories from fairytales?

ps. Age isn’t a factor because I’ve dated 30/33 years olds & they all have this same modern man mentality. Everyone just wants to be nonchalant 👎🏼

And if yes, how would he act if he would reciprocate and why does he stare?

If so, what made her out of your league?

I had told my boyfriend that I invested in weight loss supplements and he seemed to be ok with it then as soon as I told his mom about it she was against it and since then my boyfriend is against me taking weight loss supplements and even said he would throw them out if he saw me taking them again cuz he thingks they’re going to make me “sick”….. im 20 pounds overweight and my bfs parents seem to make comments that me and my boyfriend should be going out for walks…..

so what’s the problem here? Why is my boyfriend so opposed to it?

I have started conversations with multiple people and they have all told me that the woman with surgeries and voluptuousness is the ideal woman, the meaning of a true woman. How true is that?

I am a woman without surgeries, I am not socially pretty or attractive, but I have never felt ugly, that's where my question comes from, is it possible to feel like a woman without having surgeries?

I was born a woman biologically, but I don't feel like one, the current beauty standards make it difficult, it makes me doubt myself, and at the same time it makes me feel bad since I don't feel feminine or that I have value as a person.

My boyfriend and I have been together for 2 years now and it’s a serious committed relationship…. overall we hve a happy/ healthy relationship and I’ve met his entire family and his parents are always very welcoming and warm towards me - especially his mom.

His folks got a vacation house in the USA and I asked my bfs mom if I could come along with her son ( I have a valid passport and was going to pay my own air fare). His mom told me “not this time” cuz she’s still busy furnishing the house and she’s also very busy work-wise this time of the year and she’s also not inviting any of her friends either….

why would his mom say “no” to me if I’m always welcome to family gatherings and if she likes me so much and sees how happy I make her son?

So there’s this guy in my class, who I sit behind of. I got to admit his kind of attractive but that’s it, he’s style is good and he’s eye catching so I be staring at him sometimes at class so I be seeing how he acts, now that seats changed I sit behind him and lately he turns around and we make a small eye contact (there’s no one behind me) and he touches his hair a LOT, especially today. He was fixing, touching his hair every 5 seconds and it really started distracting me to be honest. Then later his friend talked to me because we got class together and he was smiling and giggling at me while I was speaking to his friend and yes we had a small chat all together. I sometimes feel he be staring at me in both classes we got together but I might just be crazy. What do you guys think?

If you don't know him vote c

I just started wearing thongs this week because I found some on sale. They felt like a wedgie at first, but once I got used to them, they feel like I’m wearing nothing. At this point I don’t think I can go back lol.

I’m 19, and I’m late to the party—most of my friends started wearing them younger (I never did bc they looked uncomfortable).

What age did y’all start? Do you still wear them now?

In general there seems to be a stigma against men wearing really short shorts, but I think it can look awesome assuming the guy in question is attractive and in good physical shape. So I really don't understand the hate.

If the shorts were so short that his dick and balls would fall out and/or he wasn't wearing any underwear with the short shorts that certainly WOULD be a problem, but I see zero issue as long as you can't see anything private.

Like the guy in the photo... his shorts are very short, yes, but you can't see anything private. Everything is perfectly concealed as it should be.

Overall though I just don't see why pretty girls should be the only ones to wear short shorts. Handsome guys should be able to wear short shorts too, imho... but that's just me. 🤷‍♀️

We call them hundreds and thousands in the UK but they're known as sprinkles elsewhere. They're used to decorate desserts but do you like them?