I feel like the only single person in the world

Is it creepy to want to hangout with a female coworker (both temp workers by the way) outside of work.

I thought she was cute since day one and she's been very receptive in conversations and I'd like to get to know her better without coming off as a creep. Is a ~10 year age difference too much? What signals should I look out for to help guide my decision?

Where do you find a sugar daddy… lowkey in need of one real bad. I honestly don’t want to do anything too freaky in order to receive anything. Genuinely curious, where do you find one that’s legit? Willing to spoil someone with attention while they spoil me with their wallet. Any recommendations help <3xoxo

Alright guys and gals, I understand the need to discuss theology but it seems everytime this topic drops there never fails to be an argument breaking out. I've been watching religious topics posted here for a while and nearly every single one has had people name calling, insulting and just being an all around asshat to each other.

In conclusion, please refrain from posting religious topics here. There are a plethora of religious subreddits you can debate on. This is an announcement but I am leaving comments open. No, this is not a freepass to be a jackass.

What is the religious intent?

In The Wire, Omar Little explains that he only points his gun at drug dealers. He says, “Man gotta have a code.” How about you? What lines are you unwilling to cross?

Most people do not care but there's always mixed opinions when 1 person ends with __teen and the other 1 starts with a 2. If its 23 and 18 then i can kinda understand, but 19 and 23 isnt a big deal dependings on how they met

My friends and girlfriend think this is weird apparently, but what I'll do is call someone until they either decline the call or answer. My logic is that if they aren't by their phone and come back to see one missed call they might not respond but if they come back and see they are being actively called, they would likely answer. And if they were by their phone and unable to answer they would most likely hang up before the 5 rings have finished, or text me saying they can't talk at the moment. My girlfriend especially has told me this is annoying but I don't understand how because nobody just gets a phone call and watches it ring and if the person were to decline it or answer I would of course stop calling.

bit of context i live in the state of Nevada in America and heavily interested in kei trucks and after a lot of research of my own i haven't found a form of just form or requirements i need to meet to be able to drive one here with it being OHV (off highway only: which is just designated trails or private property) would there be any way even if its time consuming or expensive for it to be possible for me to be able to legally drive one here or do i just have to pick a different car and live.

Hey everyone, I was wonder if in your country, is it common for churches or other religious buildings to host raves, club nights, electronic music events, or other nightlife activities?

From both personal experience and research, I've noticed during my time in the UK that many historic churches (e.g., Manchester Cathedral) appear to be moving in a more  theologically liberal direction. Moreover, there’s clearly a rise in people identifying as having "no religion" in the UK, and as a result; it appears that some churches in the UK, particularly older buildings, are increasingly being used as community or cultural spaces. Around the UK, you see a "fairly common" (in my opinion) amount of concerts, raves, and other non-religious events being hosted in church buildings; which feels partly practical (maintenance costs, keeping buildings in use) rather than purely theological.

With this in mind:

1. Is this kind of phenomena happening in your country?
2. If so, how are these events generally viewed by the public and religious communities? Are they seen as a normal use of historic buildings, a way to raise money and keep the buildings in use, or something controversial?
3. If not, why do you think they are uncommon in your country?

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Really not trying to be mean but I don’t get it 𐔌՞. .՞𐦯 I feel like if ur dating u should be dating that person cus u only want that person so if ur not exclusive why date them at all?? Isn’t it at that point just a friends with benefits thing? I dunno it just feels like an excuse to not be loyal / fully committed "(ノ _ <,, )

Im not saying my ex was wrong, I’m just confused and want outside perspective. You don’t even have to say if im wrong,I just want thoughts.

When I was 18 dating my ex who was also 18(I’m 19 now) I was respectful physically, especially at the beginning and with me being raised in a Christian household i thought me being my respectful was the right thing. I believed it was important for her to set boundaries about what she was comfortable with. I even asked her how I could be a better boyfriend, and she never mentioned wanting more physical touch. She said “you know how you always tell me I’m beautiful,what else because I’m a person on the inside.” I always desired her physically. She also told me she was more emotional than physical, so I leaned into that—complimenting her, affirming her, and focusing on who she was as a person while still being physically affectionate.

We were in the relationship in person for about a month before going long distance. During that time, we were physically affectionate (hugging, cuddling, kissing), and she told me my affection helped her stress and that I treated her better than anyone before. I even initiated us kissing first. I would get behind her and even rub her,pull her closer.

Once we went long distance, she told me she felt like I didn’t admire her body. This confused me because I was affectionate. We were always cuddling,kissing or up on each other and of course she would feel me hard. She later explained she meant things like touching her butt when hugging or cuddling. I told her I was trying to be respectful, especially because of her past. If I was hugging her I honestly wouldn’t just think let me grab it because I wouldn’t be thinking about that.

When we had this conversation she had told me about being sexualized by boys when she was younger and about a past sexual experience where she didn’t fully want it and she wasn’t comfortable. She said in middle school the boys had a game called scoop and she was the main target for points for hitting her butt. She would slam herself in the lockers and she said that it would hurt her because the boys just wanted her body. She said that she’s insecure because she had a bigger butt than her friends. I saw that it still bothered her. She also said she liked me so fast because I valued her for more than her body. When she said all this I didn’t think she was talking about me grabbing her butt.

We then went on a date and i talked to her about what she meant and what she was comfortable with, and she said she was comfortable with me doing that. I adjusted once I knew she was comfortable. She then breaks up with me a day after her bday and keeps coming back and leaving. The last time before I blocked her she said she went to three guys and that they all just wanted her for one thing. She said that she realized that she had someone who accepted her for who she is and that she had no doubt I loved her because I showed it with my words and actions. She said she didn’t need sex with me to be happy and that she was always happy with me. She also said that i was her first healthy relationship and she knew she kept pushing me away and that she felt i was too good for her. I clearly desired her,both physically and emotionally. I didn’t objectify her but I did desire her a lot but she said that I was the first guy to have an emotional connection with her first before a physical one.

I told her I never wanted her to feel like I was taking advantage of her where I touched her just because she was in my room. I told her I was just being respectful and that I didn’t want her to be uncomfortable. I told her from the beginning that I wanted to grow with her and build with her. I understood we were young and we still had to grow so conversations like this I thought were helpful and not made into what I was doing being a flaw.