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I know many people here are more conservative and most likely agree with him. So try to find an issue that you don't agree with him, or pretend it exists. Would you want to have a debate with him?

Ben Shapiro recently offered Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 10k to her campaign or charity of her choice to be a guest on his show. Instead of ignoring him or politely declining, she compared it to cat calling. Yes, really. . . *facepalm*.
Ugh. This is why the left is getting less and less taken seriously. Not every action or words said to a female or minority is sexism or racism. Can we please stop trying to find a way to lead to victimhood?

So I was talking with my boyfriend about this, and I said shit, if I were invited by Ben Shapiro conservative hero, I would not want to debate him. I don't agree with the man on the majority of issues, but I can see when he makes good points (again, even if I don't fully agree). He'd tear my ass to shreds - and not in a sexual way (contrary to what AO-C believes would happen). I think he's very smart and intimidating. I feel bad watching him go against people/ideas I agree and value. If anyone knows about the late rapper Eyedea and how he was a beast when it came to battle raps, Ben is basically him when he debates.

On the bright side to this, there are now memes of Ben Shapiro cat calling.

Me and my boyfriend have been together 5 months, the relationship has gone pretty stale and I am no longer happy. However I can't bring myself to leave because I'm still in love and would miss him, and I couldn't bare to see him move on with someone else which I know he'd do straight away. This is a very frustrating situation for me as I'm unhappy with him and unhappy without, if I left I know I'd probably end up even more miserable.
The way I see it there's a few options-
One, Suck it up and just end things. It will be very painful but maybe I just need to get it over with so I can start healing?
Two, stay with him and tough it out. Put up with the relationship a bit longer, see if it gets better or worse.
And then there's another... When I'm not happy with him but will be lonely if I leave, perhaps I could 'emotionally cheat'? That is, go and find someone else, and once I have, end things and move on with them. This will make breaking up a lot easier as I'll have someone to move on with and won't be as lonely. A lot of you will say that's wrong and unfair, and I would've thought the same not long ago, but a difficult situation brings difficult choices. He is the one who sabotaged our relationship, made me paranoid, and put us into this situation, so I'm afraid I've lost some sympathy for him. It's not my fault he did those things and led me to have to make this decision.
Or maybe there's another option you've though if that I haven't? If so, please let me know.

I have been with my boyfriend for almost 2 months. He lives with his roommate who is also his best friend. He told me he hadn’t seen his best friend for 3 days, he has recently started dating a girl and he was with her. I asked him why it bothered him then he started saying what if he’s falling in love, what if he’s going to want to move out. (They just moved into a new place together) I told him so what if he’s falling in love, it happens, they could really like each other. Things are obviously going well. I told him love is a choice a person makes, you choose to love another person and he agreed with me on that. It made me feel like he sees falling in love as a bad thing. It makes me feel like he won’t fall in love with me. Am I reading too much into it?