Polls

Or does it depend on the severity of things? Your age, illness, what happens to you, etc?

If you are asking the other person out, what is your go to movie?

Would the rules be the same as if you met them in person? Or would you wait longer?

Yes, her/his credit score. You do your check with some unknown background checker and see that their credit is... oof. But yet, they seem to have their life in order and they don't live with you. You've just been dating for 3 weeks and it's going down a wonderful road. However, your parents told you not to date someone with a bad credit score... will you heed their advice?

I'd have maced that son of a bitch if my husband's best man tried that and then called my hubby out to kick his yeeth in. What is kiera Knightly supposed to do with that? and her husband in the house a few feet away. Would he break up his best friends marraige just to get his wick wet. But she runs out and rewards this behaviour so I'm guessing this marriage won't last. Yet so many think it's romantic, are you all mad.

https://youtu.be/2KtVKu9CfDA

I don't know why I do it, but I can't stop. I haven't seen him in 10 years. I use those anonymous instagram story viewer things, where you input their username on a 3rd party website so they don't get a notification. I know everything about his life, all his friends, the new girls he's dated etc... It's like a tv show that I regularly tune into watch. Is this creepy or normal in this day and age?

Been in a long distance relationship for almost 2 years, we see each other a couple times each month.

Got into a small argument over the phone and he said he wanted to end the conversation. He's about to hang up and I asked "were you not going to say I love you?" I usually have to initiate saying I love you after arguments so I was hoping he would say it this time.

He gets angry and asked why I'm controlling what he says and when he says it. He says pretty rudely "I don't know about you but when I'm angry I don't want to say that. I don't want to say anything. Why can't I say I love you later when I've calmed down?"

Because what if there's not a next time? What if something happens to us and the last thing we did was argue without saying I love you? I thought saying I love you regardless showed maturity and that you really loved each other.

But I guess I'm the crazy one

Plus, we had agreed early on in the relationship to not be petty and always make sure the other person knows that we love each other. I'm honestly really hurt.

I'm wondering if you dislike being asked about your feelings. It seems like many guys that I have known avoid the "how are you feeling?" Types of questions when the answer isn't "good". I feel like men just don't like talking about their feelings? Am I right?

They cheated on you but as compensation, they give you money. It can be them paying you for your counseling sessions, new clothes or shoes, a brand new bed (if they cheated on your bed), cash, them paying to bail you out if you fight their affair partner, etc.

Would you accept money from a cheater?

My dad's of French Canadian descent with distinct Native American (Iroquoian) on his mother's side.

My mom's father is of British and Dutch descent, whilst her mother is half Japanese and Korean.

Basically, in amounts, I'm 50% French Canadian, 25% Korean, 25% Japanese, and I'm not really sure about the others, but I know they're there.

I’ve been considered a crazy girl. I have chased guys some. I have told them how I felt about them. I have made the first move. I have texted a guys a lot. Especially when we were fighting, they were ignoring, and what not.

All dating games on the internet. Pretend not to like them. Send short vague texts and wait to reply to theirs. Let them chase you. Make them jealous. Go no contact in certain situations. Blah blah blah. Yeah. That’s not me.

Growing up in our house it was a glass of sherry, a mince pie and of course a carrot for the reindeer. He must have liked them because they were gone in the morning.

Different houses leave out different snacks but sherry and mince pie or milk and cookies seem the most common.

So what's waiting for Santa on your table?