Joshua Farrell
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When is it okay to ask someone their age? Do you mind telling people your age?
When is it ok to ask for age?
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When you're young and dating, you have to ask. That way you don't get in trouble.
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It's okay to ask but people have to remember that for the other person, it's okay if they decline to answer.
I have given out my age.
I have given out my age.
I feel like the only instances I find that someone is asking my age is because they are attempting to find common ground with me. I don't mind disclosing my age for this reason. I'd like to think that I've given them the impression that they can open up to me and ask me things without feeling the need to censor themselves too much. I enjoy having great conversation with others and sometimes it takes transparency to allow that to happen.
One time, back in 2013 we were in a group conversation on a subject and I was trying to get to my point and I ask a female her age who was next to me and I got a SLAP. - Point taken, seems that the older generation does not like people asking people age.
The older generation used to be able to slap males without having charges pressed against them too LOL I guess that's one way of telling age?
I was in my 20's testing things. But, I did this by accident on my first date. I was drawing a blank, and I didn't have too much feelings for her. But, SHE was into me. Called me cute, pulled my hand to her chest (damn close to her breast, too), and trying to make a romance. I'm guessing she was pushing 40's. Can't be too sure.
I do like how nice she was, and we DO connect on a lot of things. She likes pool, I like pool, she liked 7th Heaven (its a good show, but leans heavily onto Christianity, its a show about the church culture. I'm a catholic, but I do believe in god.), I liked it. She tried really hard to impress me. I do recognize it. I like it.
Problem is, I did not feel anything, but I do commend her. I do. Thing is, at the time, I was interested in someone else. I'm a curly person, with no interest in curly women for some reason. I like some curly, but too much of it turns me off.
I don't know. It could have been a relationship. My big no-no, though...? Don't sue my mother while trying to date me! The fuck...?
I met another curly woman later. I was interested in HER. It was my cousin's girlfriend sister. She and I liked each other. She was flirty. Cheeky. I'm trying to prove that I do tolerate curly women.
I do like how nice she was, and we DO connect on a lot of things. She likes pool, I like pool, she liked 7th Heaven (its a good show, but leans heavily onto Christianity, its a show about the church culture. I'm a catholic, but I do believe in god.), I liked it. She tried really hard to impress me. I do recognize it. I like it.
Problem is, I did not feel anything, but I do commend her. I do. Thing is, at the time, I was interested in someone else. I'm a curly person, with no interest in curly women for some reason. I like some curly, but too much of it turns me off.
I don't know. It could have been a relationship. My big no-no, though...? Don't sue my mother while trying to date me! The fuck...?
I met another curly woman later. I was interested in HER. It was my cousin's girlfriend sister. She and I liked each other. She was flirty. Cheeky. I'm trying to prove that I do tolerate curly women.
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That too, no days males can get charged for saying things or looking at them
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