Nope! I hate all forms of onion except powdered. I can occasionally stand them if they chopped very small.

It’s a texture thing mostly.

Onions. Can’t stand 'em.

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I cannot speak for others. My ex was not religious when I met him. I feel like my experience isn’t similar to what you’ve encountered.

Yeah, just one. He left me for religious reasons (we’re both men). Took me a long time to actually get over him, but I moved on and married and such. The three of us hang out sometimes.

I do kinda wish I could convince him to be a little less religiously wacky. Oh well.

TIL they do this to women too.

“Wenn sie tanzt” by Max Giesinger

Seems a lotta website have robot translations of the lyrics, but this is a good one.

TLDR: When she dances, she goes somewhere else and becomes someone else.

I would do absolutely nothing differently, except I would have trouble falling asleep.

I’m an introvert, and I chose my husband specifically because being alone with him feels just as good as being alone.

…Well, most of the time. (He does get on my nerves occasionally.)

So many get this backwards.

The languages (there are multiple, including historical languages that explain the transition into the modern languages) came first - by about 40 years.

He did not invent languages for his world. He invented a world to explain how his languages would come to exist.

My husband and I are both gamers. However, I hate online games and he loves them. Our problem was more with him being ridiculously loud (literally screaming) while playing.

And the solution was to talk to him about it and be patient with him as he transitioned into enjoying his games at a more reasonable volume. Relationships of all sorts often involve compromise.

Don’t just tell her you want to go out. Explain to her that you want to do something together, just the two of you. Explain how you feel and why you want to spend time with her. She might have a solution you never even thought of.

Which rock you been living under? The current administration is itching to ban trans people from owning guns.

https://apnews.com/article/justice-department-ban-trans-gun-owners-trump-e05b489ad64b80af31e376d6d3ef7dfd

This is a corn maze. (Not maize) This is a maze made into a corn field by selectively cutting away some of the corn.

The sign is a joke, because you can just walk through the corn in any direction to leave the maze. This is, however, discouraged. (The mazes usually are for the whole family and not particularly hard in the first place.)

In American English at least, “maize” is only used when discussing old varieties of corn developed by Native Americans.

Why is the lady almost the same color as tom? I don’t remember this being a furry show.

I did look up pictures, and I have experienced nothing like that. Thanks for the new fear, though! Cheers!

From a quick google, no. The mark is halfway up my back. I have had this mark my whole life. It grew (even relative to my size) during childhood. It stopped growing when I did. I had it inspected multiple times. It is apparently benign. It started growing hair during puberty

I have a sizable birthmark on my back that grows thick hair (the surrounding skin does not).

It’s funny you say that. When I was a child, I could whistle for one day. It just… Worked all of the sudden. But, like you, I slept and then could never do it again.

What about something that everyone else thinks is easy but it’s difficult for me?

Whistling. I’m fucking 35.

If I lose 50 pounds (22 kg or 3.5 Stones), then I’ll allow myself to buy a rather expensive record player with a backup to PC feature.

I’m at 35, so I think it’s reasonable.

No. It was you who said the X-Men were never about saving people. I said yes they did. Then you seemed to argue that because the main focus of the X-Men comics isn’t specifically saving people, they are not focused on that in the slightest.

I agree they almost never talked about it in what I read of the original run, but that was the 60s. I’ve read plenty of X-Men comics (after the 70s reboot) where they arrive on scene and start saving people THEN focus on the bad guy.

I’m just trying to say that they do save people. Yes, it’s not the main focus of the comic, but why would it be?