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Even though both are reprehensible behaviors, there is a difference between cheating on one's wife/husband and being an interloper in someone else's committed relationship while being aware that the person in question is partnered. We were talking about the latter scenario here.

Can we also assume that @LeDodo did not want to interfere in a committed relationship, as a respectable man?

I know we have more important societal problems, but is anyone (SAAQ, police?) looking into the fraudulent use of handicapped "vignettes" for privileged parking spots? BTW, from the SAAQ.

It's all in the message! It is pathetic to see an older man argue in a bitter and angry tone with escorts online. That's it! As simple as that.

Thank you for proving my point.

Hello @Fradi You have shared with us on many occasions that you are a beloved family man with many interests in life (including sports), yet you spend considerable amounts of time arguing online with women who are about half your age, in a bitter and angry tone. Have you realized how absurd...

And it's always the same two people with their bitter and angry tone.

"Théâtre documentaire"...On en apprend à tous les jours!

And the two least-well informed reactions I hear most often are 1) you are racist 2) blame the landlords. This is 100% ignorant. We blame the government for having had a thoroughly mismanaged immigration policy. We were a model for the world with respect to immigration before Trudeau made a big...

It`s not just you. It`s getting worse. Just a couple of very recent articles: https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/2026-04-09/itinerance-au-quebec/un-nouveau-sommet-est-atteint.php...

I agree 110% ;)

I don't want to delete it out of respect for people who took the time to write relevant answers (yourself included)

I am going to request the mods to close this thread.

5 minute penalty, game misconduct, for @Fradi !

Excellent memory/observation skills, especially that I deleted that post a few weeks ago! This tell me that you are an astute reader of this board. I will admit to an apparent contradiction, although the only emotion I felt when seeing this billboard was surprise at this type of marketing being...

You seem to want to waste my time. Good-bye!

The question is not whether you can dress the way you want or not, but rather whether the way you chose to dress is at least in part influenced by the image you want to project. The answer is yes, and that comes from the human drive to signal your belonging to a group.

Contrary to others who have claimed, somewhat implausibly, in this thread, that their choice of dress is strictly "for themselves" and that they disregard others' opinion of it, I would say that I dress to project an image of professionalism and competence.

Instead of only bitching about how dirty Montreal is (because it's true) I myself picked up some trash from my local park. Going to do it again tonight. Every little bit counts as they say! Maybe one day we'll have people who know how to dispose of their trash properly!

I sort of telegraphed it in the intro of my post. It's a question that involves sensitive social issues, and this is far from a neutral audience. From a theoritical standpoint, some fundamental understanding of human nature is needed before considering social aspects relevant to the question...