Polls

I think there may be some misconceptions, particularly about guys, not really wanting a LTR. So. . . when you are dating, do you have the idea that if you find the right partner (and if they feel the same way,) you are willing to settle into a long term relationship? Or are you closed to that possibility? I am NOT asking if you start every first date thinking or even hoping that this person is THE ONE; I am just asking if you are open to a committed relationship if you meet the right partner.

So i have this girl that I’ve known since elementary school. She’s a nice, bubbly, outgoing girl. Who has always been fit and attractive. In high school and college she started posting pictures of her wearing scantily clad clothing. Now i know that a lot of girls do that and high school / college is kind of a wild time. Fast forward and she’s been married for a few years. Yet she still posts pictures of this nature. Do you guys think that is wrong? What are your opinions on the matter?

picture is not of her

I'm trying to figure out who was the dumbest out of these two kids in their mid-20s (who are still called "genius")—the one who had the world at his feet as a world-famous millionaire entertainer who decided he should join in on beating up a known gang member and then drive around in a car that wasn't bulletproof. Or the other one who, after these events, went to the west side to taunt him and his rabid fans, which included gang elements, and then hung around with no competent security. Who really takes the title here?

I asked a similar but indirect question before. Imagine that you find out your girlfriend/wife was seeing another man, but that this guy didn't know she was with you. Do you imagine that you could blame just her for the affair and even hang out with him? Please understand I am not asking from personal experience (no woman would cheat on her significant other with me lol), I am just curious.

What is the superior way of generating money and wealth at a young age?

What did you think?

TLDR; girl I was talking to online removed me for no reason, and I don't know why she did it

I met a girl online on this app, on Wednesday. She had commented on a question I had asked once in my local language, and I immediate realized her to be from the same country I was, so we took it to the DMs and hit it off. She gave me her Snapchat and told me she'll be talking to me from there from now on as she was deactivating her G@G account, so we exchanged IDs.

We were mostly just talking and casual flirting, and her responses to all my advances were very positive. She was much more talkative than I was and it genuinely felt like she was actually interested in me and that things may go somewhere if all goes well. I learned that we had a lot in common and that she also lived in my city, just a couple minutes away from where I live.

We'd mostly talk at night because she'd said she had a night job and she'd get free by 12AM. I was mostly awake during the time and I have work to do of my own, so it was fine by me. Last night, I hopped on Snapchat as usual and I saw she had seen my snap but not responded to it. Then I clicked our chat open and saw that she had removed me as a friend.

I really don't understand what happened and why she'd do something like this for no reason. On the night before yesterday, everything was going so smoothly. We talked till 3:30 and we wished each other a good night and went to bed, so this doesn't make any sense why she'd do something like that. Am I missing something? I would appreciate every single helpful response under here.

A plant? The guy is actually a Haley supporter.
The election doesn’t go your way? It’s a fraud. Fcking snowflakes.

If you see a woman you like and they’re working say at a supermarket or in retail setting is it ok to approach her to get her or contact details?