Polls

For me it’s A and B

A supermarket in Finland has pink baskets that you can use to signal your signal and would like to be approached. I think this is a better idea than our wander around with a cucumber, tun of cat food, and meal for one in our basket technique.

But should all supermarkets bring out pink baskets to help shoppers find love?

I was at a new place for dinner. It wasn't particularly packed when I went in, but since I was on my own they seated me at the counter with four other people. I was waiting for my order but one (much older) guy was standing too close and stayed there, crowding me, tapping the back of my chair every time he made a point to the gal he was speaking with. His (even older) friend arrives and starts doing the same thing till I turned and glared at them.

I didn't say a word. They didn't apologize. But they stopped annoying me.

The guy sitting next to me started telling me "you could have hit up both those guys tonight" which I thought was gross, but he kept teasing me about it as we had our dinner. Smh. He insisted that a guy doesn't make ANY sort of nonverbal gesture like that unless he's purposely aiming to get the woman's attention... But I argued that it was just two guys with poor manners who were oblivious to the fact that I was sitting in that chair... just a sign of the times as far as how rude and self-centered people are today.

Which assessment do you think is correct? The guys were horndogs trying to get my attention or they were both just obliviously rude?

I pulled my denim bag out that I carried during the Y2K era. I read an article saying that they are back in style. I carry a quilted denim bag, but have been considering carrying this one again since then. I have considering getting it restructured/conditioned, but I have been told that it is in style as is. This is my bag that I pulled out. What do you think?

She's currently 24 years old, academically has always been a lot smarter than me (150 IQ), always was an atheist and has already been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, level 1.

Since the time she was a little kid, she always like questioning everything, even when trying to fool her about Santa Claus delivering her presents. For instance she would make her conclusions about it being impossible to deliver gifts to every single kid globally, elaborating long explanations on reindeers being able to fly sleighs due to biological structures, air resistance, etc. Then she concluded a deity doesn't exist.

She had issue socializing with others at school and sometimes would get bullied for that during her earlier years. She used to get obstracized by the other girls for not speaking their topic, interrupting during conversations at times and elaborating on her topics so much. She still wants kids and marriage, though. She's very maternal and great with children. Will she have a hard time being a marriage-minded man, if possible atheist like her too?