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@mattm33 thank you, I will try them.

@Leo Gura thank you, that means a lot.

@Cireeric something like that: Maybe with some piano and violin as well.

@Cireeric I think I am in the mood for something that is less slow and chill and something that has more highs vs mids and lows. I hope that makes sense. But those are really beautiful, thank you. I am definitely going to save them.

@Schizophonia do you have adhd or do you just know a lot?

@Princess Arabia I am treating being monogamous or not as sexual orientation. It's not about an identity. Like if you are gay, then you are gay. Just like everything you/me said, no?

We are mixing a lot of different topics here. My statement is that: Some people are monogamous, some people are not monogamous. Non monogamous people should have open relationships from the start, hence cheating is not applicable people. Monogamous people only cheat when they don't love their partner / lose attraction for them. Otherwise they shouldn't feel the need to cheat. This is excluding addictions and other mental health issues that can make someone more prone to cheating.

How would you know who actually doesn't feel the need to cheat and who restraints themselves? I think self-restraint is only needed when you don't love the other person.

I think your perception is very skewed because you are constantly in contact with people like that.

I feel disappointed

I've just started watching the debate and Kamal also has a lot of populist answers and dodges uncomfortable questions, in the similar way that Trump does it. Which is a bit disappointing to me.

@Joshe what is this screen?

State level is a result of how society is. In Russia, it is actually dangerous to your life to be gay. In Ukraine, you might occasionally run into mean people. That's a big difference.

Cool, I learned a new word.

This isn't true. Ukraine is much more accepting of gay people than Russia. And lgbtq is not the only issue there can be a culture war about. Ukraine was in a culture war with Russia since I was going to the elementary school in 2000s.

He already asked a similar question, but didn't get an answer. It's a legitimate worry too have, no?

I see. Can I play devil's advocate a bit? If I was in his place I would probably say something like: "but I don't have an opportunity to do that. My parents will kick me out if I leave college and I will have to get some minimum wage job at mcdonalds and might get stuck doing that for a long time because it will be so mentally taxing and exhausting."

@Husseinisdoingfine are you really so afraid of disappointing your parents that you would rather kill yourself? Do you think having a relationship like this is okay?

@Leo Gura what would you do in his situation practically? Lets say he decides to stops pleasing his parents and drops out of college (after studying for 4 years and almost finishing it). What are the next steps?

What would you qualify as a legitimate military resistance?

@Leo Gura are you using AI for your thumbnails or do you hire someone to make them?

In less developed countries gender equality doesn't work either. I thought the question was what is the right thing to do.

Nobody should ve in the military against their will

@Applegarden8 ok, thank you