Polls

So these things happened all over the course of a few months. My ex boyfriend (we'll call him E) has a friend, well call him X. They haven't been friends for very long, but I want to say I'm not trying to DO anything with X.
One of the first times we hung out as a group X hugged me and asked me what perfume I was wearing, and said he'd buy it for a girl he'd potentially like. he's told me I look cute more than once. Every time he sees me he ends up standing or sitting close to me. E even pointed it out once. He hugs me everytime he sees me, but he hugs everyone. X has laid his head down on my lap a few times, when I was laying on my friends bed X would lean on my legs to prop himself up. I laid on his lap once back but it resulted in a accidental nip slip. He touches me a lot, like brushing my arm or hand, and resting on my legs, getting thing out of my hair, once I had something on my inner thigh and he brushed it off. He bought me drinks for my bday a while back, I remember that night he was tipsy and gave me a long hug. He asked for my number multiple times. X would tease me scrolling my phone to make me lose my place, or bothering me until I say the magic word. He's called me "good weird" before. Also sometimes in a group he'll end up just talking to me. E has said that he thinks X is into me because he always asks about me. E has said this exactly "if I were insecure the things he does with you would upset me". E has said once before that X treats me differently than other girls he's seen him around. X always talks about other girls he's into. And on social media he's shown me girls he likes, but they do resemble me a lot. I'm not sure if that's on purpose. X recently got a new girlfriend, I haven't met her but she lives like 2 hours away. I saw X like 2 days ago and even though he has a girlfriend now he still did all those things. Like touching/laying on me, getting things out of my hair and he randomly started taking pictures of me.

To be honest, I find men more logical in that aspect. At least they're visual, to the point and love what they see. There is less sugarcoating what your eyes see.

In comparison, the ''falling in love with what you hear'' isn't reliable. What if it's a con-artist or player saying everything she wants to hear, even promises a family family and it's all false? There is a lot of sugarcoating and lying.

As a woman, it's a shame how my gender can easily fall for it just because he's romantic and says sweet things. Anyone can promise you the world and a flying carpet and it doesn't mean he'll have kids with her. And then more girls complain about getting string along and the relationship going nowhere. They focus too much on words said than their own eyes; no actions done.

I'm in love with all three of these but they're SO DAMN EXPENSIVE.
I'm willing to buy one though and cherish it forever. xD
I really love the feminine style and silhouette.

I recently chanced upon a local news article about a debate on whether people thought mam or mum was the proper familiar term for mother. (Here in Wales where spellings change from village to village such arguments aren't that unusual).
The article. Warning full of ads and pretty boring
Mam and mum are common throughout the UK, mam is often shorten to ma' by the criminal classes and the American mom isn't popular.
But what's most common in your neighbourhood/family?

Moroccan soccer players vs Italians
Hamza Asrir

Ayoub Skouma

Achraf Dari

Italians (the darkest Europeans)
Gui Fedrizzi

Guglio Beruti

I guess this is up for debate, I was always under the impression that being exclusive meant only you two are seeing one another and no one else. But isn’t that what being in a relationship means? The labels? Yet being exclusive doesn’t necessarily mean you’re in a relationship with that person…

You can like both, but which one do you prefer?

Why is it so hard to completely get rid of such a gross thing? Unbelievable.

Can’t believe it’s legal in 4 states in the U. S.

Some English Canadian women:

Some French Canadian women: