Polls

During Covid a lot of people started tipping restaurants for take-away, whereas previously they had not. This is when you call and place an order and YOU go pick up the order yourself. A lot of people did this because restaurants weren't seeing sit-down clients, or were on the verge of closing and this was a way to help them stay alive. Now that we are basically out of the pandemic, do you think you should still tip when you go to pick-up the food yourself?

Do you agree with...

"What am I tipping for? Their basic job is to make the food, and simply handing it to me, is not bringing water, and drinks, and food, and tidying the table. It's their most basic job. I don't tip the grocery store for putting food on the shelves for me to take and pay for."

OR do you agree with...

"You should still tip for takeout, because someone had to bag up the food and put it out there for you to pick up, and you are rewarding the business for good service especially if you are a regular and enjoy their food"

Having a healthy, loving, supportive spouse? Or having a beautiful, healthy and successful child?

And why?

It's shady to me that someone would have two snapchats, I wouldn't even know how to handle two, but I think my sister's boyfriend does. He is 26 and I just am curious if guys ever do that!

a lot of these women will blame men saying oh he's just using me for sex now I'm pregnant he won't take care of the kid, yet a lot of women make poor choices in men and put sex on the table before building a bond.

Purely out of curiosity as I'm getting my tonsils out due to constant stones and irritation, how does it change blow jobs?

To anyone who has had experiences - does it feel different giving and does it feel different receiving?

Please feel free to vote on the poll, if you don't feel like answering.

Here’s the gist. I’ve been dating someone for about 2 months, things have been alright but the other night we said I love you to each other, I initiated that but wasn’t expecting a reply of the same.
I have feelings for this person clearly but want to make sure that there’s nothing I should be worried about. So I did some digging (I’ve been hurt too many times in the past to not first dig around and see what’s up.).
First thing I find is their dating profile on the site we met is still active. Ok…not promising…
But then I found a profile of them and another person together like a joint profile explaining they were looking to hook up with a third and to contact them if interested.
The other thing I’ve noticed is, my significant other never asks me about my personal life or family, everything is surface. I’ve also noticed they do what I call parroting our conversations. So if I say something they say almost the identical thing back to me or will just ask me the same question I just asked them while trying to get to know them.
Break up or stay. What should I do?

First:

Second:

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He is an intern I’ve talked to a few times. He mentioned he had a girlfriend but i caught him checking me out several times and he seems a bit interested in other men talking to me. For instance when I talk to a male coworker he would take glances, walk past us or just ask me who this guy was and what we were talking about. Is this normal curiosity or indicative of deeper interest? I noticed that he remembers every little detail I tell him but that might just be his personality

29F & I’ve known a few people throughout my life that just hate doing things alone. Whether it’d be those people that jump from one relationship to the next or those people that just need some kind of company when it comes to doing everyday things (getting lunch, going shopping etc). I’m not sure if I just feel this frustration for those kinds of people because I wonder how they’re capable of just jumping into new relationships so easily, some kind of jealousy? At the same time, I wouldn’t feel happy with myself if I just disliked my own company that much & constantly needed someone there to fill that void, whether it’s romantic or platonic company. I’m very much a loner & have been single for pretty much my whole life, I feel like I’m at the point where I’m so used to it that a man will REALLY need to knock off my socks in order for me to consider dating him. In other words, I’ve done everything on my own including living alone etc, will adding a man to my life be that beneficial? This isn’t meant to sound feminist, I feel like I also question these kinds of codependent people because my mom may be one of them, yes she’s independent but even she’s admitted that she hates doing things alone. Thoughts? And when I say they’re *weak*, I’m talking specifically about this aspect of their life & not overall.

If they didn't end well, would you say that it was always the other person's fault mainly? A mixture of both people at fault? Or nobody at fault, just not compatible enough.

Had Thai food with my boyfriend last night on our Valentine's day date and it wasn't bad at all. I actually prefer it to Chinese and think it's slightly healthier.

Men, has a woman rejected you for being Promiscuous or an F. BOY? Ladies have you rejected attractive F-BOYS?

which of these era u wish for it to be back?