https://everydayfeminism.com/2017/12...st-first-date/
The better question is how many of these 10 questions would you make it through before you'd walk out on the date.
I think I'd be gone after #1.
https://everydayfeminism.com/2017/12...st-first-date/
The better question is how many of these 10 questions would you make it through before you'd walk out on the date.
I think I'd be gone after #1.
That was a shocking read, it's almost like they're trolling but they're not. 46.5k shares I hope those are from people sharing for the lolz. I couldn't help but notice that Mr Cohen, the chief diversity officer of Comcast is also fr Philly.
It's almost a guarantee that the public schools are filled with similar propaganda.
Arrogant, pseudo-intellectual who already knows everything. I'd never date such an abusive person.
Underneath all that politically correct gibberish, is an abusive soul.
Some need to put others down to make themselves greater, or more equal even.
Sometimes I'm ashamed to admit I'm usually a leftist.
WHAT IF THE PUSSY GAME ON FLEEK THOUGH
#PREMIUMCONTENT
Hmmmm....
No question about whether I enjoy eating the V when my partner is on her period. How did that not make the list???
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