Polls

These are legit reasons why people have thought this, not me though

Thinking someone may like them because they respond to you with Thank you so much, or Thank you that's so nice of you instead of regular Thanks or Thank you

Thinking a stranger may be into them because they held the door open for them

Thinking someone may be into them because they complimented them a couple of times

Thinking someone may be into them because they respond to their Snapchat story sometimes

Thinking someone may be into them because they smiled at them

The Dow Jones industrial average rose more than a thousand points since it was confirmed that President Trump was okay after the shooting. Coincidence? How much do you think it would have gone down if he had been killed?

If you know you're not a good match for someone despite your feelings then should you let them go?

When I say animalistic love, I don't mean love with no restraints. I mean love where you will NEVER be happy unless you spend the rest of your days with the object of that love, and being loved back. The type of love where really it isn't even about love anymore, it's about obsession.

That doesn't sound amazing, right? But wait, isn't that what many wildly successfulromance movies and novels are about?

One perfect example is The Tearsmith. This movie focuses on two orphans who fall in love. But the boy falls in love almost a decade before she does, and during that decade he is destroyed internally while trying to control his obsession with her. The Tearsmith ranked #2 in the world for 3 consecutive days.

I understand how it can be a confidence booster/romantic for someone care about you so much, but in my mind obsession is incredibly detrimental to the well-being of the Giver AND the Receiver. Obsession can lead to physical, mental, and emotional abuse against the Receiver and anyone who stands between the Receiver and the Giver. Obsession destroys all parties.

So, what's your opinion?

She drunk texts another guy a lot, they have talked about stuff they're into sexually, and she's opened up about her depression to him. Should I worry?

Or

"These books come from a Missouri public library. When I am in office, they will burn."

MO GOP candidate for Sec of State Valentina Gomez

Earlier this year, GOP VA representatives Rabih Abuismail and Livingston representative Kirk Twigg both championed burning books.

"I think we should throw those books in a fire," Abuismail said. Meanwhile, Twigg said he wanted to "see the books before we burn them so we can identify within our community that we are eradicating this bad stuff."

I know some people have medical conditions that cause them to gain excessive weight. I'm referring to weight gain caused by someone's own personal, controllable actions.