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I have introduced several girlfriends to my parents and siblings. Eventually, I would prepare them with this warning: "After you meet my parents, as we are walking away, you'll lean over in my direction and whisper, 'You were adopted, weren't you?'"

If you are just dating casually, meeting parents is not important, but if you are dating to find a long term, monogamous partner, meeting each other's family is essential. So. . . at what point do you ask if he/she would like to meet your parents?

I am not asking about dancing at YOUR wedding, when you are the bride or the groom. I am asking about dancing at a wedding where you are simply an invited guest. My perception is that women feel more romantic when they are attending a wedding, they want to dance, and a guy who asks a single girl to dance at a wedding reception will automatically score points with the girl (maybe, but not necessarily enough points to end the night with them between the sheets.)

At which age does life stop being dynamic and starts being the static and same-old like as in you don't expect meaningful opportunities to pop up, specifically for romantic relationships?

I felt that at 27 years of age. Felt it in smaller scales starting from 24 years old. Truthfully though when I was 15 years old and i was forcibly displaced, i expected to never escape and die from starvation or something.

By now at 30 years of age, the dynamic mysteries ended. I saw the past. I predicted my past from my previous pasts (except my escape). I foresee my future today. For my life is over, set it stone, no more surprises like getting a girlfriend or the exciting things, that the young are privileged to experience in stable and safe regions and conditions.

And I'm still broke.