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I've had struggles with a break up. I'm not normally a religious person, but I tried to pray for an answer or for help. The very next day, I found out my ex had moved back to town and worked near me. A few days later, I ran into her and the conversation I had gave me the closure I needed.
I took that as an answer, and I started moving on. I started dating someone new, and it lasted 6 months. It ended, and I didn't try dating right away.
Anyway, the point I'm getting at is, that the ex I broke up with originally started to creep back into my life, suspectingly stalking my social media, and I recently ran into her. She looked at me with what my friends dubbed as, 'I miss you eyes' and she didn't take her eyes off me until I looked back at her.
The ball is 100% in her court, and I debated the last few days what all that meant. Last night, I prayed again for help and to understand. This morning, I woke up to 3 answers on a question I asked on here 2 months ago confirming my theory of what is going on, and I heard from two different people that they think she is slowly changing her mind and will reach out again
Is this an answer to a prayer or just a coincidence?

I'm 20 and living at my parent's house. I've been looking for a job for the past 2 years, I've filled out tens of thousands of job applications and had no luck at all. My mother has been giving me a small allowance for doing tasks around the hose which usually went towards my own food, hygiene products, gym membership ans things like that. My plan was to work a job for a while and save up money to invest in stocks, then when I've made enough money from trading stocks I can invest in Real Estate along with that and eventually start my own business and one day build a corporate empire. But since I've wasted 2 years looking for a job with no luck I just said fuck it. A CSL Plasma center opened up recently and earlier this year I've been taking the money I earned from donating plasma and scraps from my allowance and been investing int he stock market and so far I've been moving forward, my account value isn't even at $500 dollars yet, but at least I'm getting somewhere. I reviewed my investment strategy and made rough estimates and calculated that I will be able to successfully move out between the ages 23-25, but I see other men say that they moved out at 16 or 18 and say things like "Only a sissy moves out after 20" which left me very depressed, it made me feel like a total failure and I was going to be a loser forever and be looked down upon, it got me so depressed that I've actually contemplated suicide. I talked to my mom about this and she told me to not give into societal pressure and said she much rather me move out later and live a stable successful life than to move out too early and fail (god bless her). Before I run out of spaces I'll get to the question. Do you care about what age a guy move out of his parents. If he was 26 and has his own place but didn't move out of his parents until last year would that be a turn off?

It's not that I have one or anything but I figured I've been single long enough, I should get one! Question is whether or not I should display it proudly and publicly or hide it in the closet with the formula of immortality. Now I know some people keep it on a rolling tac/chalk board but I don't have the room for fancy things. Seeing how I might date someone eventually and dislike moving things I figured I better ask if that's a deal breaker or not. (And if it is, where's the best place to hide it?)

So, Could you date someone who had an active Conspiracy Board up at their place?

#Arguing #Relationship #Relationships #ToxicRelationships

I've heard about couples loving each other and staying together for more than 20+ years, yet they're arguing ca. 2 - 3 times daily. Not about major things like economy, but minor things like having too loud sound on the TV, standing in the front of the fridge without moving so the other partner can grab something, the way the other person words themselves or said the wrong word although it was obviously what they meant, complaining about the SO's short attention span, about a silly joke that didn't make fun of anyone and so on.

A similar argument I've heard about earlier:
Partner 1: - I've heard about the new president. What do you think?
Partner 2: - Nice weather outside.
1: - Did you paid attention to what I said?
2: - Yes, I did. He's a funny guy. I wants to go outside.
1: - OMG!!! You didn't pay attention to what I said and didn't answer my question. What do you think about him? His policies!!!
2: - Do it matter?
1: - I wants to hear your opinion. You're just ignoring me and I'm so fricking annoyed now.
2: *Leave the room*
1: *Finds the SO* - If you don't want to talk about it, just tell me. If you're not interested, tell me. Say sorry for your behavior.
2: - I'm interested.
1: - Say sorry. Go on!
2: - I'm so sorry. Going to listening to you next time, honey!
1: - Thanks. But you're obviously not interested. *Leave*