Polls

I'm not trying to be rude or anything but how do you tell an acquaince that they can't and won't become a nurse?

here's why, she's literally a procrastinator, not focused, not goal oriented, and not a go getter.

should I tell her or just watch her fail?🤣💀💀


https://youtu.be/YgSPaXgAdzE

By passionate I mean PDA, sexual behaviour, and even bouquet of roses and such, just to be clear.

Inspo / Ref : I read this cute little story where te villainess accidentally falls in the bed of male lead and he makes her promise they'd date. He's so submissive and passionate 😩 💞💕 I keep rereading scenes.

I keep feeling disturbed by things that happened in the past, even if they were a long time ago. Is there any way to stop having intrusive thoughts so I can have more peace?

like the title says if you had the choice would you like to have been born male or female?

you have the same family and what not just your gender was flipped how would your life look and why would you want to have been born the opposite gender?

Why do you?
Why don't you?
Do you think the opposite sex need to?
Why? Why? Why?

In what way do you think the relationship would change?

I’m almost 25 and haven’t dated anyone ever by choice so far and now I’m ready to start having a love life but at the same time not waste any time (which was one of the reasons why I haven’t dated)

Since I’ve never been on a date, i want to know if it’s too early to bring up that I only want an exclusive relationships (no hook ups, friends with benefits, causal dates, etc) or that I’m only interested in a boyfriend.

if not, when’s the earliest I can tell guys this so that I don’t waste time seeing guys who clearly want otherwise?

This is Shauna Rae. She is 22 years old but obviously looks considerably younger. What kind of a relationship could you have with a person like her? And if you are a straight female, answer if you could be with a very young looking man.

Personally, I really dislike my generation. I feel like we are easily offended, overly idealistic and extremely vain. Obviously not everyone in this generation is like this, but so many are. This is seen by mainstream teen culture and the things it values, (nice shoes, attractive features, nice skin, a put together style, perfect hygiene). Of course, there's nothing inherently wrong with these things and they've always been valued in western culture as they are indicators of good health and economic standing. However, I feel like the obsession with them is absurd and ridiculous.

At the same time, I feel like a large number of us are pretty grounded and hard working, even despite the common culture. Many of us have been raised by first generation Americans and have seen firsthand how ridiculous so many (NOT ALL 🙄) millennials were.

However, at my point in life the majority are pretty pessimistic about things they actually have to work for, like so many people in my advanced classes especially chem and math are dropping it because it's hard. It's true that its hard but it's easy for me to maintain A's because of recourses on yt. We don't realize how privileged we are.

What do you think about us?

Because as a straight female, Even I enjoy seeing beautiful women being confident. Also why are golfers this hot?

I don't know where I first came across this quote, or variations of it. However, I do know that people who have freely decided, for whatever reason (s), to not be vaccinated, are now being marginalised, persecuted and blamed for simply exercising their right to refuse to be experimented upon.
This is immoral, illegal, disgusting and wrong.