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I don't know if it is gag I see too many guys saying that they won't date same age girl but in real life I rarely see guys who want to go for younger girls. We think that they're immature and men agree with us maybe it is because I am young. i also prefer same age guys.

This is especially important in the winter when cold temps keep you indoors. A good example of this is my SO cycles. During cold months, he puts his bike on an indoor training to ride on.

I've heard that some guys actually DISLIKE holding hands with their girlfriend. Maybe they feel ashamed? Or they don't want to show off that they're taken?

I find it extremely cute and romantic when my man takes a hold of my hand. I take it seriously and as a sign that I have his attention (and that he's falling for me or already has).

The feeling of giddiness and girlish happiness is strong in such a moment 🥰

I want to know, what you guys (men) think and how do you feel when you hold hands with your crush/new girl or even a long time girlfriend/spouse?

And is there a different feeling when she initiates it?

I see a lot of posts from girls on here about a guy staring and giving mixed signals.

Then a common response from men (and women) is "he's shy".

I feel that "shy" is really a man who isn't actually interested but will take whatever is on offer when it is convenient for him.

Poll below and opinions welcome! Keep it civil people. We are supposed to be adults here.

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I have very few friends left but I don't really mind. I think most friends are either temporary or toxic or at least that's my experience with them so far.

I've got some friends left - we mostly chat online, some live abroad and the others are often busy with their own lives...

Thankfully, I have found a guy who seems to enjoy spending time with me. We text each other when we are both at work, after work we go see each other (hand in hand, always), spend time together. We still do not officially live together but I tend to be over at his place more than back home with my family. When he feels like it (and I do as well), he takes me with him everywhere even when going out with his friends even though they're all guys.

Some of my friends (acquaintances more like) say it's wrong to be with each other so often, but if it works for us, is it truly such a bad thing?

I also see and read articles about this "issue" online.

And just to clarify more, I don't have many hobbies except the very basic simple ones (baking, movies, TV Shows, going to the cinema, eating out, car drives... sleeping & cuddling). I just prefer to do the stuff I like to do with my man ♥

So if you're a 7, a 5. Complete devotion and monogamy.

2 points out of 1-10 is just for you to get a visual. I'm not talking about you dating the least attractive on earth unless you're really that unattractive.

Don't select D unless you're really certain.

We haven’t really talked much, I told him I’m not on the app often. He then gives me his #, I ask if he’s on social media bc I’d prefer to share my # at a later time. He says he’s only on Facebook, gives his name & when I look him up, he only has pics of he and a little boy (guessing his kid). But he doesn’t have on his dating app profile he has kids BUT he has a pic of he & the kid on his profile. Plus I don’t feel safe adding on FB either, that has my name & my family is on there etc

Your feelings for said person were present prior to the relationship you are in now (with someone else) and are still present/consistent is that ok/fair to your current partner?

Why do some people enter into relationships while having equal to or stronger feelings for someone else they already have/had in their lives?

Her paternal grandmother is from Japan, while the rest of her known ancestry has roots in Europe (mainly Ireland).