Polls: Relationships

For the longest time I felt afraid to try to settle down and be with someone, finally I met a guy and we actually got married. It was the happiest day of my life, I used to be lonely myself, but now I have him by my side too.

I was kind of wondering if any of you feel lonely or afraid of meeting someone like how I used to?

Just curious on other peoples thoughts about this! :) Personally I wouldn’t want to marry in my 20s, but later on.

Hey there. I've been in a relationship with him for 7 months. He just followed a girl from his new class, but never met irl. That girl sells her body for money on OnlyFans etc., probably in real life too, and also shares disgusting and nude photos on the account that he follows.

She lives in my boyfriend's city and just liked my boyfriend's every single photo. This is annoying af for me. I trust him so much, but do you think I have the right to tell him that I'm so uncomfortable?

I know it is a harsh question but I wonder how most people think about this topic. Even strange crazy questions can give us ideas how we think about long term relationships. Because divorce is common but a very energy consuming event. But so is being widowed. Losing a beloved one is terrible. Which pain would you prefer if you had to choose?

Inspired by the movie Tonight You’re Mine. (Great movie, by the way.)
Yes, this happens often in fiction but I was curious to know if this has happened to anyone in real life?
Obviously “enemies” is a bit of an extreme. Maybe you misjudged one another or maybe something happened that caused you to see past the initial dislike…

Personally I want passion over simplicity (not saying you can’t have both) but I just want to know if you had to choose between the two which you would want in a relationship more.

It's a semi-formal event so I want something a bit dressy but also that's not too revealing. I'm leaning more towards the red dress but I'm worrying about coming across as too modest and not dressing age-appropriate (I'm 20). I asked my boyfriend and he said anything's fine but I'm worried because Asian family members tend to get judgmental lol.

Guys, how would you prefer your girlfriend to dress like when meeting your entire family?

Somewhere I read that a woman should keep it serious whenever someone lightly insults them (whether playfully or not playfully) and wear a straight face instead of laughing along with it / playing it off.

I definitely think this will gain the person more respect but I'm not sure whether one will come off as sexy-confident or too serious. On a scale of self-deprecating (1) to self-assured (10), how confident do you like your mate to be? Also how tolerant do you like them to be?

Real-life example: I had poofy hair at some point in my life and one of my male friends joked about turning me upside-down and using me as a mop. I laughed and playfully hit him. How should I have reacted?

It was dark and raining that night and i was upset

She said it’s natural to get bored and cheat. I don’t agree with this. Being cheated on is a big fear of mine and I could never cheat on someone else.