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So I don't have good perception on if someone has feelings or not. Anyway he's our maintenance guy and when we were talking he was facing towards me, but his eyes seemed kind of intense when he was talking to me, he also didn't smile then. when I started talking he looked away and seemed almost like he didn't care what I had to say he didn't respond to what I was saying g so I walked away. wasn't close enough to check his pupils or trying to be creepy and look lol. My gut feeling says he does but sometimes I don't know. He was working on my truck and he was kneeling down and turned his head and looked right at me as i was walking by, he just keep looking no smile or anything. I got a coat from work and he helped me put it on and he fixed the sleeves and kind of toutched my shoulders, he grabbed the box and through it away. He use to stand really close to me or walk close to me. He kind of keep his distance now. Not sure if he's trying to stay away. I'm also not going to ask him or act on it because I'm gay and he's very into his religion and I do believe he was married to a women at one time and he's also a lot older than myself. Also how can I tell if he does for sure, I do like the guy but I don't want to show him i do if he doesn't or is against it.

I’ve lived a lot in Spain. I’ve had strangers even homeless trash tell me ‘I come from
shit.’ In Spanish.
I hate the world and I hate you.

Dated a Spanish girl and made the decision to break up as I felt so disrespected by her family. Spain is more accepting of gay people than people from different races.

Very similar experience in other countries
I will only date in my culture. Racist people made me racist.
Race is a big issue still in 2022

It has become something of an open secret that the only real goal of the GOP is to help the rich get access to our tax money. But of course this should be a losing message to run on, politically (although who knows anymore, right) so of course we should expect the GOP to talk about anything else. The problem the GOP has had to figure out for the last four decades is what to talk about. Obviously the can't promise to fix anything tangible because that would cost tax money, and their whole thing is to give that money to rich people without anyone noticing.

So we have the bill in Florida restricting the mentioning of the existence of gay couples to grade schoolers. Now, quick aside on the bill, it accomplishes two things: 1) it makes teaching just a little bit more miserable: in the GOP's quest to hand out tax money to rich people one of those groups of rich people is private school owners. They've been trying to privatize the school system for decades but have ran up against a wall with overwhelming community support for local public schools. The school board invasions over masks and CRT and now this bill are ways to turn the local communities against local schools. And 2) it seems built from the ground up not to be useful but to motivate the right with satisfied anger over wielding the power of cancel culture they have been told they are somehow the victim of, because a few scammers they subscribed to were redirected to spam on social media.

So, we have a GOP who needs to get elected so rich people can have access to our tax money, but no one want to vote for them for that (at least not yet) and some of the opposing political party are finally starting to figure out it might be a winning message to just accurately describe what the GOP is up to. What does the GOP do if it becomes mainstream to know they are serving the rich only? (Continued...)