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S.S neo

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I'm curious, is anyone here into Portuguese cuisine???

Things like Piri piri chicken, bifana sandwiches, natas, bacalhau, Portuguese seafood, etc?

Cuz I'm a big fan of Portuguese food!
Eventually I'd like to take a Indy on a Portuguese food date lol
I cried when Barroso closed in mtl-east.
 

LeDodo

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I hesitated to post it in the food appreciation post, what I'm grateful for today but I choose it as a random thought.

To all the haters of pineapple on pizza: we are coming for your bagel and breakfast
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AnthonyAnderson

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Why? You don't see your romantic relationship as being a team?
I see it as a euphemism. It's a word that we rarely heard in this context in the past. We had boyfriend/girlfriend or husband/wife. It seems to me that people who use the word partner are trying to avoid having to admit that they are indeed in a romantic relationship.
 

Julia Sky

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Idk who needs to hear this but talking about my BJ skills from a decade ago is moot (even if it's positively). Ya girl has become so much better over the years :cool:
 

Lunaseraphim

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I find it odd that people increasingly refer to their boyfriend or girlfriend as "partner".
I think sometimes people use that term because they don't want to reveal the gender of their significant other, or because they think it isn't relevant to the person who's listening.

But I understand what you said above, when I first heard people say it, I felt like it was a way to avoid saying it's a committed relationship. Right now I see it a bit differently in the sense that it sounds a bit more serious than boyfriend or girlfriend.. since people don't get married as much anymore they may refer to their significant other as a life partner.
 

Lunaseraphim

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Idk who needs to hear this but talking about my BJ skills from a decade ago is moot (even if it's positively). Ya girl has become so much better over the years :cool:
Same! My next "partner" may benefit from these acquired skills lol
 

urquell

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Idk who needs to hear this but talking about my BJ skills from a decade ago is moot (even if it's positively). Ya girl has become so much better over the years :cool:
Ha! I literally had a dream along these last night, thinking about what would happen if my current self was transported back in time into my high school body with my high school girlfriend and the utter shock on her face as I went from awkward but enthusiastic teenager to, "ahem", master of the erotic arts. :)

I also had some words for my teachers and there was some all around admiration of my bartending skills.

I seriously can't stop thinking about how life would have been different if you could take current social and sexual skills back to your teenage days.How would that look to you guys?
 
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Julia Sky

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How would that look to you guys?

I'm not exactly interested in discussing what my sex life would've been like as a minor with the skills of a prostitute with a decade under her belt, lol. It's a fun thought experiment but it doesn't need to happen out loud imo
 

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Why? You don't see your romantic relationship as being a team?
It doesn't bother me if I know their relationship stats. I find it confusing if I don't.

Let's say I'm talking to a guy who's a real-estate agent and he introduces me to his "partner" (male or female).
- does that mean they both work as partners selling the same houses but don't have a relationship?
- does it mean the partner is a boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse/etc and they have a relationship?
- does it mean they are partners in some other venture, i.e a restaurant/bar?
- does it mean they're both cowboys?

Unless they are wearing chaps, it's very confusing
 

Giselle Montreal

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It doesn't bother me if I know their relationship stats. I find it confusing if I don't.

Let's say I'm talking to a guy who's a real-estate agent and he introduces me to his "partner" (male or female).
- does that mean they both work as partners selling the same houses but don't have a relationship?
- does it mean the partner is a boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse/etc and they have a relationship?
- does it mean they are partners in some other venture, i.e a restaurant/bar?
- does it mean they're both cowboys?

Unless they are wearing chaps, it's very confusing
One word can have multiple meaning. I don't know what's confusing, languages are nuanced.
 

urquell

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I'm not exactly interested in discussing what my sex life would've been like as a minor with the skills of a prostitute with a decade under her belt, lol. It's a fun thought experiment but it doesn't need to happen out loud imo
LOL. I wasn't exactly referring to a blow-by-blow (maybe some pun intended) description of the action! It was more like how would it have felt to be that age and interacting with your partner being so much more knowledgeable sexually and socially (not just zeroing in on the sex because notice I referred to social skills too? bartending skills? teachers? ). How would that feel? Weird? Fun? Kind of silly because you are so much more knowledgeable? whatever. You made it much creepier than it needed to be! :)

Really just one of those age-old what if scenarios.
 

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It's sad to see in the building where I live how many "young professionals" in their 30s are single and without kids. We are living in ways that contravene millions of years of evolution in our species. Something is deeply wrong.
 

Giselle Montreal

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It's sad to see in the building where I live how many "young professionals" in their 30s are single and without kids. We are living in ways that contravene millions of years of evolution in our species. Something is deeply wrong.
Women can finally decide for themselves and do something else than *being mothers*.

It'll never be wrong to me.
 

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Women can finally decide for themselves and do something else than *being mothers*.

It'll never be wrong to me.
Sure, but it's a post about both genders. What if a man wants children and cannot find a suitable partner? (yes I used the word ;) )

And one theory about why there is so much mental illness is precisely because we live in ways that contravene human nature.
 

Giselle Montreal

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Humanity will adapt to changes, we always did.

Sure, but it's a post about both genders. What if a man wants children and cannot find a suitable partner? (yes I used the word ;) )
I can't pity a man who doesn't get what he wants. He can adopt. He can be a single father. It's what women who can't naturally have babies do already. And not all men are fertile either. There are solutions to this, it's nothing new.

Don't blame the women for wanting to do something else with their lives than satisfying the need for men to be fathers.
 
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