Polls

Do you think it's important to have educational compatibility along with everything else with your potential partner or does that not matter much or at all to you?

I don’t mean to snoop around but just have each other’s password

A wonderful Gag friend on here was told that she was not one. He was supposed to really like her?

Are you a tool person or a Jewelry person to either receive or give...

I'm a tool girl

Recently I was remodeling my home... Painting replacing deadbolts, knobs adding a black splash and putting together new furniture.

So I had to make a few trips to home Depot... Now home Depot to me is like taking a child to a toy store... Or in an adult sense I react like this...

On one trip I was supposed to only go for ONE can of paint but instead I ended up with more than one item including a new power drill bit kit... It was very difficult pushing away from the power saw session 😔... But I failed to show restraint when I came across the drill bit kit... I literally cradled the kit all the way to the cash register lol 😆

So between the two choices what do you go gaga over?

If you knew that she was romantic and no hook up material?

He tells me he loves me constantly, spoils me with gifts and has introduced me to his whole family. He talks about future plans together. Do you think he wants me to be his plus one for always?

Guys - if either you or your date start to talk about your values, "ideal" partner and (individual) goals for the future within the first 5 dates (regardless of how much you've talked online), how do you perceive that? As things getting too serious too fast or as just checking so you don't waste your time if the aforementioned don't align?

Alright, so... I'll admit. I'm bisexual, though I mostly prefer women, and I'm totally thirsting over the woman in the above picture.

But the thing that stuck out to me the most, is she DIDN'T bother to cover her moles/freckles/birth marks/whatever you wanna call them. Often so many women online either put makeup to completely cover their moles like that, or just edit them out or whatever... but she didn't bother to. And I applaud her for that.

I'm tired of seeing 100% "flawless" skin with zero marks or smaller imperfections. It's just unnatural looking and makes people look like some sort of airbrushed doll instead of a human being. I like the small imperfections. They add more charm to a person's face, makes the face more unique.

To state the obvious, moles covered up or not, she DOES have extremely good skin, and she IS an extremely attractive woman.

But still... I just like to see a woman embracing her moles for once, instead of covering them up. She doesn't have very many, but I still appreciate she didn't cover them up.