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My male manager says hi to me everyday and also asks how I am and I’ve noticed that he doesn’t do this to the other female employees

Despite being young (even 20s-30s) due to special medical conditions some people can't (entirely) have control over holding their urine, hence have to use absorbent pads or wear diapers 24/7. They don't need special care or nursing whatsoever and does not block their everyday life and can have a life like anyone else. Would it be a deal breaker for you, if your date, whom you otherwise like, turned out to suffer from such disease?

Model and pageant queen was named named Miss Greater Derry 2023, Brian Nguyen became the first transgender person to win a title under the Miss America organization.

Did you know She has her own tv show

Sane parties change their tune when they lose repeatedly. The GOP is not sane.

Trump disease

Your partner got caught cheating, they are now begging you not to leave and they do something your past partners never done before: give you something huge that you couldn't imagine having. It's these or one of them, depending how bad they messed up

• a new pet
• a thriving business that is getting sales every hour where you don't have to do much
• $100,000
• that thing you always wanted (gettin' desperate now)
• their word. If they break it again, you can leave. (but not that easy, this mofo a fighter for you)

Sooo are you willing to give them a chance or is it over?

I would say it's definitely men doing it here's why. The argument goes that women "objectify themselves by wearing revealing clothes. I mean what did they expect men to do". Well women wear revealing clothes because it's hot and/or they're proud of their bodies.

But here's what a lot of people tend to forget: just because you're proud of something about yourself doesn't mean that's all there is to you. Objectifying women isn't about admiring, embracing or celebrating the beauty of the female body. It's a myopic attitude where women are reduced to nothing more than something to look at (i. e. the root of the word objectifying; and object versus a being).

Is 5ft1 too short for woman?

If you message on a dating app & you or the other person suggest moving from the dating app to another platform like IG/Snap/FB etc, shouldn’t the person that suggested using the other platform message first? I guess I’m old fashioned but with the guys I’ve dealt with through the dating apps this happens a lot. They or I suggest moving from Hinge to Snap for ex & then we never talk again. I just feel like if the guy really likes you he’ll make the move & initiate the convo on the other app, whether he or you suggested using the other social media platform.

My partner and I have realized we are extremely violent towards each other in a good way. We’re constant trying to fight each other, talk shit, argue, etc but all out of love knowing damn well when we see each other it’s nothing but making out, cuddles and loads of affection.

In my mind that feeling doesn't exist, never did. Then again, I can't think of ever doing something that bad to someone that would make anyone feel that.

I've never felt remorse in my life, is this normal?

I only get to see my whole family one day out of the holidays since everyone does their own thing on the other days. I've been with my partner for a year now and they want to split it between both families but the thing is both of them are happening at the same time. I told them that when were engaged or further along in the relationship that's when we can start splitting that day with both of our families. Is that unreasonable?

He’s my married neighbor (totally not my type and too old and washed up) he offered me to go with him to the park so our toddlers could play, I never did. He also makes a lot of noise in his apartment on purpose once I started ignoring him. I called the police and property manager on him.

So I have a profile. My photos are not revealing, not at pubs, etc. They show me doing a variety of decent things, etc. Like playing fetch with my German Shepherd dog

And yet the majority of men who contact me are obviously more after sex than they are after establishing a relationship. It's their rushing/push to meet, something they say, or something else that raises a red flag and when you follow up on that cue makes them unappealing.

Like for example this one guy. He asked me if I preferred to take things slow or "jump right into it". I responded slow... he responds with "you have to let me take you out to lunch Saturday". This was on Friday, we'd talked for a meager 1 day on the site.

I've even had men in entirely different states or provinces message me - I'm on the east coast of Canada & had people from British Columbia, Texas & Florida to name some - asking if I visit the area anytime. There's no pursuit to be a "penpal", and develop a rapport, just feeling out - by the way it's wording every time - if be interested in a hookup & go home.