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Women love to color their nails, different colors. Why? This is clearly a "woman" thing... most men have no interest in this. Now they "glue on" nails, same difference to me... it's all nail decorating. Women love to be decorated.

Some history indicates coloring went back to 3200 BC and showed status... in black (important or green (lower class). Warriors wore paint... men. Modern nail polish was invented in 1930 by Revlon, after auto paint was invented.

https://www.nailsmag.com/392416/nail-polish-history-dates-back-to-3200-b-c

Since then, it's like standard woman behavior to start painting nails right along with having ears pierced. What were you thinking when you first saw or heard of having your nails painted? Guys don't do this. You'd think guys would paint with dark scary colors to intimidate others, have knife extensions like cats... to fight... but no...

Why do women paint their nails? Question sparked by a FB post of a woman who just had some new nails installed and had to show them off.

The unwritten rule is, you don't have sex on the first date. First dates are SUPPOSED to be laid back environments where you build a comfort level with the other person, with an easy escape route if there's no "spark" or exhibit any red or black flags. And I tend to operate under the assumption that women have less interest in sex than men do.

But this social distancing looks like it's going to take awhile, with curfews and lockdowns implemented in several US states (including my own) and the rest of the country will follow in short order. We're looking at a scenario where we're likely to be communicating with our match via texts and phone calls for MONTHS before finally having a real date once meeting people and physical contact are safe again. By this point, you will know them better than your average first date, with most of the screening and comfort building done with these late night phone calls. Given these circumstances, is sex on the first date more of a possibility than it used to be?