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I’m a conservative and I really do not want Trump vs Biden again. No. Hell no. I want DeSantis because I think he will make a far better president when it comes to policy.

But Trump is crushing it in the primary polls right now. His core base sees voting for him as ”getting revenge” on leftists. They see it as fighting back at the corrupt system.

In a way I share their anger. But what matters more to me is 1) policy 2) long term results (Trump can only serve 4 years). Also I groan at the possibility of having to deal with liberals acting deranged over Trump again and the whole circus that comes with it. The problem is Trump actually loved negative attention. He invites and says/does stupid and unnecessary things just he loves the added attention. I just don’t want to see that again.

If you are dating casually with no long term intentions, then you are unlikely to meet your partner's family. But if you are dating to find a long term relationship, then it will happen eventually. At what point do you feel ready to meet their parents and other family members? And if you have done this previously, what suggestions do you have for those who haven't yet endured this challenge?

My suggestions: The first meeting should be relatively brief, and that is much more likely if you meet at a restaurant for dinner rather than going to the family home. Ask your partner how you should dress and follow their suggestions. Don't make an effort to create a favorable impression; most parents know when you are being fake. No profanity. No sloppy kissing in front of parents. No mention of previous relationships. No mention of discussions you and your partner have had about the future. The most important thing for parents to learn at the first meeting is that you love your partner and want him/her to be happy.