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Palestine has the most support on social media, people are canceling Noah Schnappp for supporting Israel

What should I do when my husband is over-protective towards our only child?
she's 6months
Some days, he totally forgets that I am her birth mom, if something happens to her with me, he starts a blame game.
Why is he doing this?

There's this guy who has a crush on me. The first time we texted, he was flirty and sweet and even said he loved me. However, now when I text him, he takes hours to respond, and his messages are dry; when I snap him, he leaves me open while his snap score goes up (I even asked for a pic of him to assign to his contact, and he told me that he doesn't like taking photos; then I check his snap score and it went up). I'm confused and don't understand why he's suddenly changed his behaviour.

If you wife or long term girlfriend with whom you intend to build a life earned more than you, enough to provide for you and your hypothetical future kids, would you choose to work part time or none at all to look after the house and your family?

Did you see it happen around you? How likely is it to happen where you are currently living?

Please do share your thoughts.

(I'm living in Paris and I know 3 men in this situation. I've met some that wished that option was available so that they would have more time for themselves and their family. But given the size of the sample I wouldn't make statistics.)

I don’t like him for her. Mainly because his ex said he cheated. Also why is he rocking the cop mustache all of a sudden

Men are more needy and more clingy and jealous and emotional than women in relationships.

Considering you have never talked to her and she doesn’t respond positively to the Advances of others.

From the moment I met my friends parents (she was adopted), they would argue in front of me. It was like I literally wasn't even there. I was babysitting their biological kids at the time, and the kids would sit silently trying to ignore the shouting and yelling and up and down the stairs they would go yelling after each other. It made me extremely uncomfortable and wonder why they bothered to stay together because even just being there to babysit, if they were coming home, I felt stressed just being in that environment because as a teen I wasn't used to seeing parents argue like that. Mine certainly didn't. From your own experience or just out of curiosity, do you think parents in that situation should stay together and stick it out for the sake of the kids or leave and try to find their own separate happiness while giving the kids a hopefully better home environment free of yelling/fighting.

Im still puzzled why a successful dr who is popular with everyone would like someone like me, i mean he's not the best looking of blokes but still,(good job i dont go by looks alone lol) i could still imagine him being able to get a decent looking girlfriend, but there's always a saying that opposite s attract but can they really last?