Search Results: am i too big

The good man is an emotionally intelligent, kind, handsome young man in his early 30s. He doesn't make a lot of money but is family oriented and is your ride or die. He has a big family but He doesn't live lavish and doesn't come from a rich family but he will cook and clean and try to be the best provider for you. He is also a good father to the kids. He is also handsome. He doesn't last very long in bed.

Now the man of your dreams & you haven't talked fully yet but you've known eachother for some years and he's always had his eye on you. He's tall very handsome and rich... an entrepreneur. He can fulfill all your fantasies, trips, shopping. Generational wealth. He has a nice body, and a big dick. He can have sex for as long as you can. He doesn't want any kids but He wears his heart on his sleeve & he's sort of a player too he flirts with women openly. He can provide you reassurance and TLC (tender love & care). He has a big family but he's the golden goose out the family.

You are very attracted to both men but one drives you wild.

Who are you going to pick

*HINGE*

I’m a free member in central FL & these are what I have:

- Men
- Max distance is 99 miles (dealbreaker)
- Age 28-38 (dealbreaker)
- Listed only open to two ethnicities (dealbreaker)
- Listed around 5-7 religions but those aren’t a dealbreaker

Truthfully I don’t think I’m too picky, I mean I have my physical preferences, the age range is kind of on the larger side & seeing someone no more than 100 miles away isn’t that big of a deal. I always swipe left on cig smokers & drug users, I prefer the guy to be at minimum 3 inches taller & hate one worded prompts.

I might get a lot of flak for this but I am an anti-feminist and conservative. Despite my love of being independent, I eventually want to be in a traditional role. I still will work, but I will mostly take up a more traditional role in the household.

I see the decline in masculinity, the lower college entrance rates of younger males, more suicide success rates in the male gender, and I have a big fight for men's rights.

My boyfriend is considering going back to school, which I fully support and think he should do so. More men should be going back to school or enrolling in school. We need our men in the education system. We need our men in the forefront not in the background.

We live in an era where I feel women are getting away with way too much. Where they are falsely accusing males, taking them for all they are worth in divorce and child support, taking their children away from them and shaming them if they aren't being masculine enough but how can they be anymore when women are taking up their roles and becoming more masculine?

I'm also opposed to abortion except in extreme cases to where it's necessary such as rape or health concerns.

Shoot me but it's time more women take a stand against the feminist movement which has gone to shit to be frankly honest.

I got chosen to be a bridesmaid and my boyfriend got chosen to be a groomsman in an upcoming wedding in June.
I rented a bridesmaid gown for the event…. I was told by the store owner that I’m responsible to go pick it up myself. It’s in the west end of the city and it is a bit of a ghetto area with strip clubs around…. but I do know how to get there myself.

My mom was insisting that my boyfriend should come pick up the dress with me just because he’s my boyfriend, but he can’t because he works on Saturday mornings till at least 12pm

My mom is making a big deal that my boyfriend can’t come with me and she’s nagging me to get a friend and then is insisting to have their number so she can make sure I’m not going alone to pick up my dress that day…

my boyfriend got annoyed with my mom because my dress isn’t his responsibility- the ladies go themselves for their dresses just like the way the guys go for their suits, secondly if he wasn’t working he would’ve come with me.

is my mom making a big deal out of this and being meddlesome and trying to create a fight? Or does she have a point?