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On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 took off into clear skies on a routine trip from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and vanished somewhere over the South China Sea about forty minutes after being in the air. The plane was carrying 227 passengers and a dozen or so crew members, none of whom were ever seen again. The disappearance of MH370 has been deemed the biggest aviation mystery of all time.

Countless theories about what could’ve happened to the aircraft and all 239 people onboard have emerged over the years. Here’s what we know for sure.

MH370 left Malaysian airspace shortly after one o’clock in the morning. The plane was a Boeing 777, the world’s largest twin-engine jet. The last communication that Malaysian air traffic controllers heard from the pilot was when he said “goodnight” at 1:20.

But somewhere between Malaysia and Vietnam, the plane went electronically dark and disappeared from radar screens. When the plane still hadn’t contacted air traffic controllers in Vietnam by 1:30, another pilot attempted to reach out to them. He claimed that when he did, only “mumbling and static” could be heard.

Authorities scrambled to figure out what had happened to the plane, but as time passed, it became less likely that they would receive any clear answers.

It was not until March 10 that officials came across the first clue regarding the flight’s disappearance. Military radar was able to pick up the plane’s trajectory an hour after they lost communication.

The plane had made a U-turn, flying hundreds of miles off course toward India. This meant that the search zone had widened, and efforts to locate the plane became increasingly complicated.

After weeks of meticulous calculations, it was determined that the plane’s final resting place was southward, deep in the Indian Ocean. They declared that the flight had no survivors.

There's a guy in my neighborhood who always scopes me out.

He tried chatting me up but kept freezing.

Finally, he managed to look me in the eye and we exchanged "hello"s.

I noticed he wears a thin silver band on his middle finger on his right hand.

He is always staring from afar watching me intently but also breaking and avoiding eye contact -- I do the same because his staring weirded me out.

I can tell he and his co-workers talk about me because I've seen them and also they will look at him and stare at me when I go to his place of business.

He engages in "look at me" behaviours when I'm around

• Preening
• Always walking back and forth
• Adjusting his clothes
• Fidgeting a lot
• Even trying to show off his butt (kinda gross)
• Signing a tune if I'm nearby
• Being bossy to the cooks in the kitchen and trying to look serious and in charge

All of these antics for quite some time makes me thing he just wants validation from me and nothing else.

I've always seen him smoking and would always look at his cigarette in disgust. I haven't seen him smoking for the past little bit.

Since he keeps sending signals but does nothing is his ring a sign of him being in a serious relationship?

Please vote and share your opinion! 🙏🏾