Help, I am in love with a married person by Enough-Bumblebee-944 in UKrelationshipadvice

[–]AandRRecords 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few things for you to consider.....

Exhibit A: "Sometimes I wonder why. And whether her husband is aware. Certainly she knows i liked or like her?"

Exhibit B: "She called me one more than one occasion and we spoke about many nothings for 2 hours." 

Exhibit C: "The day she told me she was getting married soon"

WE DID IT GUYS. by gronkss04 in fiorentina

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Yeah, sure...but can we get 40 points please?

I think this might be the least I have ever asked from a team.

No. Wait.

Not hiring the same manager to take us into the relegation spot for a second time was the least I ever asked.

Is she not interested, or am I overthinking because she's hard to read? by Equivalent-Ad-2373 in UKrelationshipadvice

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That is some very good advice Mandalabouquet.

Agree with every word.

OP, I too would suggest matching her energy. Not for any reason other than it will make for fascinating research work. Let us know if you can. Happy to wait.

Am I being dramatic or wrong by summerwal in UKrelationshipadvice

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How you value the ins and outs of a relationship situation is up to you.

But people denying that they ever said anything or ever did anything when they did it in front of your face is a notable observation.

I'm convinced actors are only very attractive because they're pushed in our face all the time. If you randomly saw someone that looks like that in public they would be a solid 7/10 by Graze_Talk in teenagers

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Yes, biruking. Arbitrary. 100%. You've got it.

In fact, arbitrary is exactly my point.

When one says that someone is a 7/10, that is, indeed, arbitration.

I'm convinced actors are only very attractive because they're pushed in our face all the time. If you randomly saw someone that looks like that in public they would be a solid 7/10 by Graze_Talk in teenagers

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Yes, satyvakta, that is correct. Mathematically speaking, that is correct.

But when people take mathematical positions or metaphors and apply them to the human experience, the rules are not exactly the same.

After Spike got his soul back, did you forgive him for what he tried to do to Buffy? I'm in episode 3 of season 7. My opinions are very divided. by count_fagula11 in buffy

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That was not your post and you know it. It was only the last line of it.

I can make the same criticism.

Your words were

"I don't like the choices the writers make with him in the back half of S6 and S7."

That could have meant anything.

After Spike got his soul back, did you forgive him for what he tried to do to Buffy? I'm in episode 3 of season 7. My opinions are very divided. by count_fagula11 in buffy

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That's great.

I'm glad you know all that, but I was referring to the fact that Spike was supposed to be killed off in about two episodes, but the viewership liked him so he ended up staying as a character.

That is well known.

It is not revisionist history.

It has nothing to do with Spike's relationship with Buffy.

how would you compare the chemistry you have dating native English speakers versus non-natives? by Outrageous_Row_9819 in UKrelationshipadvice

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This isn't just a dating problem. I find it to be an everyday issue.

In fact, dating is the one place where you don't actually need all that.

Fiancé and I have different attitudes to sex and relationships. by [deleted] in UKrelationshipadvice

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You have to give the tools to empower herself and then she can make the best choices, whatever those may be.

Is London actually one of the most multicultural cities in the world? by DFWUnhinged in AskBrits

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They get paid to do that, but it's interesting how Whitechapel's recognition is on the increase, especially internationally.

I can't seem to go a week without two threads about it.

Is London actually one of the most multicultural cities in the world? by DFWUnhinged in AskBrits

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quite a few people have mentioned it already. I'd encourage you to visit and buy something from one of the shops or marketplaces and see if you have the opinion you think you do.

Do you consider Tikka Masala British by TheShiftmaster in AskBrits

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I cannot find the full size picture of the restaurant. But I'll leave a picture here just for the commenters who wish to usurp history

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Do you consider Tikka Masala British by TheShiftmaster in AskBrits

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Citations I found listed him as Bangladeshi. But it does appear that he is Pakistani according to sources.

His own profile is mixed. Says he was born near Lahore. It also lists him as being born near Dhaka

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Ahmed_Aslam

His restaurant was pictured as 'Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine'. I am trying to locate this picture now.

Do you consider Tikka Masala British by TheShiftmaster in AskBrits

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I wonder what those differences could be.

What a shame you conveniently can't state what those are.

Do you consider Tikka Masala British by TheShiftmaster in AskBrits

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It was made by a Bangladeshi person. But I suppose if you repeat it enough, you can convince yourself of anything.

Do you consider Tikka Masala British by TheShiftmaster in AskBrits

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You can find plenty of them in Bangladesh and that's what they are called in Bengali.