Do you think that if you could instantly share all of your experiences in life with potential partners, it would make them fall in love with you?

[HawkPerception]

Yes

No

[FreakInTheBedroom]

If you go spilling your whole life out to a woman you'll probably find that she lost interest pretty quick, maybe you should try the opposite of that, give her just enough to intrigue her, you want her thinking about you when she is at home or not around you, if you can find your way into her thoughts and make her wonder things about you, whatever you do dont let her know that she already has ya bagged if she to either lol, amd if you can keep her thinking about you when not around ya you probably won't have to put in a whole lot of effort because she will... especially if your ambitious, funny and listen to her to understand her, not to reply with something about yourself lol but no I don't know really as im no expert.

[HawkPerception]

I don't entirely disagree with you, but I'd rather just be honest and straightforward, sharing everything

[Cidknee]

Yes, but they'd place me high up on that pedestal where the angels soar.

[PeachyPie93]

No a lot of people don't have empathy and will blame things that happened to you on you so.. unless you really know the person there is no need to share everything..

[RandomGirl42]

lol, awesome question but no. It might make them call professional mental health workers to have me committed. 🤣

[RandomGirl42]

Ty for the MHO 😊

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I think it would make them empathize with you to the most extreme degree, but that’s not a guarantee of having them fall in love with you.

[Crimsyjo]

Oh God no. It would be a total freak out and I don't think anyone could handle that kind of information overload!

[HawkPerception]

Believe it or not, it'll be possible in the future and it would not be information overload.

[Crimsyjo]

So you could handle experiences a woman's feelings over child birth? Moments internal where perhaps she regrets having your child (not personal but a moment of human overwhelm) as much as the highs and joys. Of someone's deep grief? Of feelings of low mood, pain, upset? Moments where maybe try felt someone was the love of their life and they will never love the same again? And then be content that maybe you can never live up to that?
Even us ourselves never fully hold on to all we feel and been through. Emotions are so fleeting but intense. Memories selective. Maybe if they just access the ones we retain ourselves. Like the key highlights.

[HawkPerception]

Yes and I don't believe it would be emotional overload as you say it is. There are already cases where they have uploaded information from the internet into humans. And there's also an experiment where they successfully linked the dreams of 2 people while they were sleeping. I don't think what I'm describing is that far-fetched.

[Crimsyjo]

It reminds me of the 'download" people are doing of themselves into a computer so when they die they xan continue to virtually be present for their loved ones to talk to.

I've seen a documentary on this. It's not healthy in my view tho understandable why people grieving would want this. But I think it is nature's way for good reasons that we don't remember everything.

The link dream thing is super cool tho!

[ABC1x1x]

I am a a horrible person that has lived and even more horrible life. My wife of 20 years knows none of it and we are all happier for it.

[queenofcardio]

Ohh definitely. I'm a catch 😅