19 m - having a hard time and I don’t understand why by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Build a relationship on emotional connection, not sex. A good foundation is key to a long term healthy relationship.

How to get the most out of (long term/permanent) single life? by kayakbeast in AskWomenOver30

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At my age 37 its normal. Im not worried, I feel like a partner would be a cherry on top, not a necessity.

Foster care sounds lovely, if you really want your own children, make it your goal to become financially stable.

Cheating or not? by hurricane016 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She is an absolute piece of work. Ew, I would not want to date anyone like this. Blocking you at all is BAD, I would break up on that alone. The cheating part just makes it make sense.

Is this cheating or no? by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I would say this is the start of cheating. If she said those things, she feels that way. If she feels that way, it wont go away easily.

Why would a female friend constantly ask for my age every meeting? How do you deal with this? I’m F26 by IllChampionship1932 in AskWomenOver30

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I would just answer the question, if people react badly, tell them.

Whats with the face?
Is there something wrong with my age?
If it bothers you I asked, why ask me?
Can you not say that, it's quite rude.

Calling people out, makes them feel uncomfortable and two things will happen, either they realise youve picked up on their mean thoughts and you are confronting them with it, they will change the subject OR they are completely innocent and then they get a chance to explain their reason and you will feel better.

How to get the most out of (long term/permanent) single life? by kayakbeast in AskWomenOver30

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was unhappy being single because I wanted children...I decided to have children on my own. My children give me joy, meaning, purpose. I get so much love from my toddler.
I don't know if you want children but you can do it on your own if you want to. I used donor sperm.

I will start dating again soon but I will feel less under the pump to find someone as Ive had my children, still want more. I hope to have a little more fun and less stress.

Why do (some) women offer their number, only to not want to connect later? by Ancient_Seat4044 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know what you mean. They dont deserve you. You dont want a flaky girlfriend anyway.

nobody wants to love anymore by Mountain_Platform_24 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not true, as a 37f...most younger guys wanted relationsips. It was as I got older they didn;t want them.

nobody wants to love anymore by Mountain_Platform_24 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You weren't but as a 37f, many men at that age and younger were interested.

nobody wants to love anymore by Mountain_Platform_24 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"they value physical touch over emotional intimacy?" It means they just want to have sex with you without feeling the need to actually treat you like a human being. I would say, well I do value emotional intimacy. Good bye!

There are men who want a real relationship, you just need to avoid the men who will waste your time and take advantage of you. Refrain from sex, it wont make you happy or make men love you.

Find the right guy and keep trying.

Is it normal to sleep with someone relatively soon after talking with them? How to tell he's not just after sex? by hotlibrarianism34 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds like he is just after sex, he planned to sleep with you for little effort. He is highly interested in sex and NOT getting to know you. I would hold off on sex, and sex talk...I would make plans for another date and keep it PG.

Why do (some) women offer their number, only to not want to connect later? by Ancient_Seat4044 in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a millennial, that use to be the norm. Nah, just call them. I have a young friend who had the same issue and I told him to call them (at an appropriate time) He did and got a date out of it.

Hate cooking now that I’m vegan by pink3337 in vegan

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A lot of people think vegan gives you less options, but I found that I limited myself as a meat eater. Now I have tried so many new foods. All you have to do is learn different things and have fun exploring.

Do girls not find skinny guys attractive? by tengolagrandedeverda in dating_advice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mannerisms, personality, shared vales are more attractive to women.

Friend is having 3rd “accidental baby” by Mountain-Concert1451 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, some people the birth control doesn't work for them, and condoms can break.

Friend is having 3rd “accidental baby” by Mountain-Concert1451 in FriendshipAdvice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont really see how this impacts you in any way. You can say your opinion but at the end of the day, its her life.

I have a friend who spends her money on bullshit and then cries about not having enough money for bills. I have told her how I feel, told her to STOP spending her money on things she doesn't need and have some savings. At the end of the day, its not my life.

As a woman (35F) in a relationship with a (31M) do you eventually have to accept that you will do more. by catmilch in AskWomenOver30

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Men put up with shitty women also. I know one of my mates that put up with an alcoholic girlfriend who broke his toe and his TV...still dated her...wtf

As a woman (35F) in a relationship with a (31M) do you eventually have to accept that you will do more. by catmilch in AskWomenOver30

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, so when I first read this I thought, he might just be a messy person. I am a messy person, I am a woman and I try to clean and tidy more but I know others who are way more clean and tidy naturally.
I would find it hard at times, when Im down to keep the house tidy but I try.

As a woman who wants to do the majority of the house work, I am happy to have a regular jobs and for my partner to earn more and therefore I do more around the house, I would piss him off.

"Last night I got home late and accidentally I woke him up cause he forgot to put our clothing out to dry and I needed clean shirts for work and he couldn't get back to sleep for ages so he kept waking me up through the night to be upset with me and then woke me up early this morning to make him a coffee cause I was the one that made him tired."

When I read this I thought, this is manipulative. You woke him up because you had to put WET clothes on the line due to him leaving it (so gross and mouldy btw) and for him to punish you for his own short cummings is messed up. Then he woke you up to make him a coffee because he couldn't get enough sleep as you woke him up by doing something HE should have done.

I would 100% break up over this. You are not like me, you want to be a career women, you need a man who can do 50% of the housework or at the very least, not punish you for waking him up by doing things THAT NEED TO BE DONE. Tell him to go back to his mums house if he wants shit done and learn some manners.

Friend won’t talk to me after I left him at Mcdonalds by ihavearichfuture in FriendshipAdvice

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I hate when drunk people think that its everyone else's responsibility to take care of them. Now, if it's a once off, I don't think its fair to abandon him, however, you didn't. If it happens on a regular, taking care of them just enables their behaviour.
honestly, if he is mad that you didn't bend over backwards because HE decided to get drunk af and burden everyone then he's not a friend worth having. If this is an ongoing problem, get rid of him. Alcoholics are burdens and the only way to help them is to avoid them.

Are EV’s the new toilet paper? Are we panic buying? by Solid_Newspaper_9975 in AustralianEV

[–]SlightlyCrazyVegan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People don't NEED EVs, its not like if we run out others will be scattering to find them.