How many sexual partners did you have - fresh thread

[Scarface F]

All true, the percentages are higher, but still the vast majority of children are actually quite healthy.

It's far more important to be mentally ready and emotionally mature than to pursue anything because it's required of you.

Many people who marry and divorce have discontent and emotionally damaged kids, anxious and angry (as they age), same as the ones that dont divorce but aren't happy together. You don't know what's worse.

Getting married isn't as crucial as remaining married (with a good partner, of course.) Having kids is nothing unless you can nurture them in a decent home and provide them with the necessities.

When comparing our time to previous eras, people make huge mistakes.
Everyone nowadays has some standard and wants to be loved, including men, though many wont admit it.

Marriages were often arranged in the past or similar, as we all know.

My grandparents are from neighbouring villages, and both come from horse breeding families.
When they married, they grew wealthier and more successful over time and created a family. They respected each other.

When I was a boy, my grandpa often brought me with him everywhere, including to a village where he mowed the grass for one old lady, had coffee with her on Saturdays at 5 , and played cards.

She was left as a young widow without kids.
When she died, he always left flowers on her grave every Saturday at 5 until his death.

Only later did I realise that she was the one he truly loved for his entire life.

Oh! That's so incredibly romantic!

Grandma only respected him as the father of her kids, a friend you bond with simply because of the time you spent with. They adhered to societal rules and always slept separately.

I don't know about others, but I'd never want to live that kind of life.

I know, that is such common story of old people! Mine all married due to love which is quite unusual for such times.

[Rotterdam]

Oh yes as for Indonesia, lol. No intent to lecture you about the Dutch East Indies. It was more that I thought of other readers...

Haha no worries!

[Katarzyna]

I can't find many images but this looks like how they would have been worn here.



American example but not so different.

I also wear a headscarf sometimes and I like modest clothing (long maxi dress). And no it’s not because I secretly want to convert to Islam but because I find modest fashion attractive. A headscarf is not an Islamic clothing - it used to be worn and is still worn among women around the world of different religions. If you want to enter a Hindu temple as a woman, you need to wear a headscarf. Many Jewish women who are married also cover their hair and wear long clothing. If you want to meet the Catholic Pope as a woman - you also need to wear a veil and cover up. Same goes when entering most Orthodox churches Holy Mary used to also wear a headscarf, and so did Martin Luther’s wife Katharina. And also many grandmothers in Europe and around the world still do. Modesty knows no religion - and it should be for all women.

[Your Old Comrade]

Could well be. I have a picture of my grandmother somewhere in an album. I need to start looking for it.

Didn't have that one on my tablet, but it's somewhere in my analog albums.

[Your Old Comrade]

I also wear a headscarf sometimes and I like modest clothing (long maxi dress). And no it’s not because I secretly want to convert to Islam but because I find modest fashion attractive. A headscarf is not an Islamic clothing - it used to be worn and is still worn among women around the world of different religions. If you want to enter a Hindu temple as a woman, you need to wear a headscarf. Many Jewish women who are married also cover their hair and wear long clothing. If you want to meet the Catholic Pope as a woman - you also need to wear a veil and cover up. Same goes when entering most Orthodox churches Holy Mary used to also wear a headscarf, and so did Martin Luther’s wife Katharina. And also many grandmothers in Europe and around the world still do. Modesty knows no religion - and it should be for all women.

Even most Catholic churches. You still have to cover up. No short sleeves for men either.

[Scarface F]

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This one is my favorite

[thisismyaccount]

I also wear a headscarf sometimes and I like modest clothing (long maxi dress). And no it’s not because I secretly want to convert to Islam but because I find modest fashion attractive. A headscarf is not an Islamic clothing - it used to be worn and is still worn among women around the world of different religions. If you want to enter a Hindu temple as a woman, you need to wear a headscarf. Many Jewish women who are married also cover their hair and wear long clothing. If you want to meet the Catholic Pope as a woman - you also need to wear a veil and cover up. Same goes when entering most Orthodox churches Holy Mary used to also wear a headscarf, and so did Martin Luther’s wife Katharina. And also many grandmothers in Europe and around the world still do. Modesty knows no religion - and it should be for all women.

In case of hindus, its actually muslim influence. Similiar with veil of their bodies. They didnt cover their hair as well


Looking at your examples, headscarf seems abrahamic or of middle eastern origin

[Catnip]

10-20. A bit different since I voted.
Unlike most of my friends, I've been in two long and serious relationships that I cared about, so I didn't have as many one-night stands, fuck buddies or pointless hookups when I was younger as I happen to have lately.

In my case everything is upside down and opposite of how it's supposed to be.
At least I remember all of the gals.

[Tooting Carmen]

Gulf Arabs are buying influence, from football to tourism and banking system in Europe. It is Gulf Arabs who want to see smelly muslim Caliphate in here. Be aware where real enemy is. Funny almost all these are allies of the US.

Dinero and oil, that's why. And much of West London is full of Gulf Arabs too, whether as actual residents or as rich absentee landlords. (Mind you, they aren't the only ones - plenty of Russians, Chinese and even Indians also in on the game). Their growing influence in sport makes me both laugh and cringe - there was Jordan Henderson, the supposedly vehemently pro-gay footballer, going to play in Saudi Arabia ffs! And yes, their promotion of Wahhabism has a lot to answer for.

[Voskos]

One. It was OK, but been busy with other stuff since, mainly solving my everyday problems. Hello to all of you degenerate promiscuous folks.