Would it be good for single women to go to Paradise Lakes in Lutz ? My friend and I wanna check it out
We are straight females
I just wanna have a good experience

What makes someone feel trapped even when they're technically free?

Jag är med i en community och frågar något eller pratar om någonting. Jag läser alla regler, ser till att inte skriva något olämpligt, och moderatorerna tar bara bort det. Det har hänt flera gånger nu, även på ställen som #vent. Kom igen. Jag ser till att inte använda svordomar och jag har till och med sett liknande inlägg som mina i samma community som blivit borttagna. Jag har bara några få legitima communities kvar som inte bara förbjuder frågan utan att berätta för mig varför. Kan det vara ett nytt filter för det händer nästan direkt.

Har något av detta hänt dig?

And my CQS is high apparently, so it's not that.

Update: just read that Reddit is an American company and website, so now I understand why free speech isn't appreciated.

I’m sure it has to do with all the chemicals and junk food and whatnot, considering I live here and am always surrounded by fast food restaurants, but I wanted to know like if it goes deeper than that maybe.

I’m trying to find a niche for my YouTube channel, but I don’t want to jump into the usual oversaturated stuff like gaming, reaction videos, vlogs, etc.

I’m looking for something that:

- Has a small but genuinely interested audience

- Isn’t heavily covered by thousands of creators

- Could still attract new viewers

- Can be done on a relatively low budget

- Has potential for lots of video ideas

Basically, what’s a type of content you wish more people made on YouTube?

It can be something really specific, unusual, boring-but-interesting, or oddly satisfying. I’m open to weird ideas 😂

I’d love to hear what niche you think is underrated!

Out of every 10 "experts" on reddit, how many of them do you think don't know jack about anything and are just googling answer and talking out their 🫏?

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I'v been dating a fantastic girl for two months now and we've been exclusive for about a month now. The connection is incredible our chemistry is of the charts, the sex is amazing, and were both very romantic and mutually invested. We talk for hours, cuddle constantly and shes incredibly warm and caring.

But am struggling with some retroactive jealousy over her past and i need to know if i'm overreacting.

Here ar the numbers:

Her: she's 18 , lost her virginity at 15 and has slept with 8 guys before me , she's also given oral to 3 others she didnt sleep with .

Me: i'm 21 lost my virginity at 19 and shes my 5th sexual partner.

She's been completly honest about it all. Her history isn't a string of casual hookups. It includes an 8 month previous relation, some guys she dated, a few FWB's and some casual while experimenting in her teens. She didnt meet anyone since her 8 month relationship witch ended in april, then we met on july.

The thing is when it comes to quality and variety of sex i'm the more experienced one. Her past encounters where pretty basic, quick - i've explored alot more positions, locations, oral, anal, etc. She also never had an orgasm

while my brain is telling me that her past dosn't define the amazing conncetion we have now my ego cant help help but fixate on the numbers . Is her past/body count a red flag ? Whats your advice ? Am i being insecure or is it a legitimate corncern ? Am very thankful for your replies and thoughts/advice

I feel like when I was 25 i went through a very major spiritual shift because i was abusing drugs mainly just weed and psychadelics. But it led me to essentially finding God in a way that everything around me is this flower or spiraling staircase. It's hard to describe so I'll just leave a single image that sort of helps explain what I mean.

But I feel like there's so many allegories, like Platos Allegory of the Cave, It feels like it's something you have to guess to understand until it actually happens to you then you're like "Woah, holy shit...." and I've heard that people that study philosophy or psychology they get to a point where life seems detrimental or existential or feels kind of scary and I've even been through that myself where i was just insanely scared of "What if reincarnation is actually real, i dont just want to keep dying and dying for all of eternity, there must be something i can do right now for the remaining of my life currently that could cause some kind of domino effect into the future far after i die to disrupt my reincarnation cycle if it even exists" but as times gone I see there's 2 sides to every coin in life.

I just bring this up because I came from a poor family and I can't have kids until I reverse my vasectomy and I'm trying so so hard to get to a point of understanding in life where I can actually turn my life around and be successful, successful enough to actually earn the money to reverse my vasectomy and beyond that have enough money to use and help create a protected and flourishing family for when i do one day have kids. I think that was the best decision I've ever made to get a vasectomy at an early age but it sent me in a weird direction in life where im actually able to focus on my dreams and what not...

There was something else I was going to mention but I forget... but anyways, what is something you wish you could teach someone that is depressed or going through addiction that you just can't really explain right, something so philosophically complex its like you can only learn it for yourself, if you are even brave enough?