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Keep in mind preference doesn't mean you only could date the one you vote.

I have no preference. I've dated both short and tall girls and tbh I would even date a woman taller than me.. if I ever meet one lol.

GAG and reddit appear to have a "similar" system, in terms of upvote/downvote and going anon. Differences depart from there, however. Entirely different layouts one from another, and different features.

For instance, reddit permits alt accounts, but GAG does a better job at encouraging posting without fear that hate and downvotes are going to alter the way you post or what you think. GAG has benefits for what you're able to do at higher levels and a proper profile page, without asking you to pay anything. Reddit is very dressed down, but has tons of features, like avatars, dark/light mode selector, and premium paid features. And of course, GAG has a slant toward relationships, culture and fashion, whereas reddit is kind of a free-for-all.

It seems like each might have opportunities to learn from each other in some ways, but (as is) those of you who've used both reddit and GAG, do you have a preference on which you like best, all features considered? And if there is a fave, what's the feature or aspect of it that sells you as being superior to what you get elsewhere?

We all have our own preferences but it’s still a pretty taboo and controversial topic for most to discuss.

Younger

Or?

Older?

Only 1/17 men have pro created in history. That’s how much it sucks to be a man.

Women seem to be all insecure about their bodies etc. Yet every 8/10 believes she deserves a 10/10, with money, status etc…..

Then when he inevitably cheats on her, ‘all men are trash.’ Even when she sees most men as invisible 🫥 and unworthy.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/noem-ramaswamy-tied-trump-vp-230536206.html
Noem, Ramaswamy tied for Trump VP pick in CPAC straw poll

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem

(R) and biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy were tied for first place as Republican grassroot activists’ preference for former President Trump’s vice presidential pick.

Attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) gave Noem and Ramaswamy 15 percent each when asked whom they believed Trump should pick as his running mate for 2024.

Both have been floated as potential picks for Trump.

The former president, the front-runner in the GOP race, confirmed earlier this week that all of those on a rumored shortlist of candidates were “all solid.”

In Saturday’s straw poll, former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard came in second at 9 percent, followed by House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik (R-N. Y.) and Sen. Tim Scott (R-S. C.) at 8 percent.

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) notched 7 percent, Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake received 6 percent, while former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) each got 5 percent.

Conservative pundit Tucker Carlson, independent presidential candidate Robert K. Kennedy Jr., Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley each got less than 5 percent.