Search Results: people preferences

It’s all well and good to say communicate and be open, wren dating or IN a relationship...

what do people do when its early on and they sense there could Be comparability problems on major things that are too soon to talk if. day to day, they get along just fine so breaking it off Would be premature?

in your opinion, how soon is too soon to ask and tell about sexual and general relationship and dynamic preferences?

let’s say you both really like each other , are not seeing other people but are taking it slow and spending time together before dating.. asking Questions can seem” odd”

Ironically, I do think the tendency to not want to jump to dating -when it isn’t Bc you want to keep options open- is often precisely Bc it is not encouraged to say and ask what you want early on. There is such a stigma attached to communicating “ too soon” as if it indicates you are rushing it going to turn out to be psycho.

I think even people should want to communicate still get influenced negatively into thinking there is Something wring if the other other persons is too direct too soon.
and yes I know there are those gens who are straight shooters themselves and wen one questions and info from their interest..

but I find it isn’t too common irl. More commonly I think people think they will be ok wyth when they talk about talking about stuff, but not when it comes up in practice.

so you have been casually hanging out a few months
haven’t been on a date.
not sure you want to Bc there is stuff you dk
Why to start getting attached
BUT bringing stuff up too soon it can give the the wrong idea
scare them away
IF it could’ve worked out, you lost your chance 🤷‍♀️🤔

I realize this in an extreme case, and who waits such a scaredy cat in theory... I’m asking Bc I do think its a common problem & fear in reality.

there seems to be no end of advice ( good or bad 😛) on how to
attract
ask out
impress
get sex
Communicating- once together

This probably seems like a trivial question, but I only ever have breakfast in the holidays.
When I have school, I rather sleep a little longer and then have my first meal of the day around 13:30, but I'm curious what you eat for breakfast or if you also don't have anything at all :)

I've had teachers tell me off for this before, but it's both a habit and a preference of mine I cannot break now, it's been like this for five years, now breakfast usually makes me feel sick if I have it too early.

German breakfast trends:
Bread (Deutschland: Brötchen, Österreich: Semmel, Wecken/Weckerl, Schweiz: Weggli) with butter and something sweet like Honey, jam or Nutella on top
Cheese and Ham
Cornflakes and Müsli (other cereal as well but typically Cornflakes or Müsli)

Eggs
Fruit
Yoghurt
[not everything at once but this is quite typical for a lot of people]

If you don't eat breakfast: when is your first meal?
If you eat breakfast: what do you have? Cereal? Avocado Toast? Porridge? Müsli? Bread with jam? :D
Add where you're from to see whether there are national trends!

Hispanic or Latino to refer to "a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin regardless of race"

Asian race is: "people having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia (for example, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam)".