Replying to @amyoder
But are you a 9? Do you really want a woman who knows she can do better?
Joanna
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- Enneagram in a nutshell: Type 1: Fear of being bad. Type 2: Fear of not being loved. Type 3: Fear of failure. Type 4: Fear of insignificance. Type 5: Fear of not knowing enough. Type 7: FOMO! Type 8: Fear of being controlled. Type 9: Fear of conflict.
- Replying to @SlatzismI think the point is to treat each person as an individual, and not to make assumptions based on a highly variable genetic syndrome. The average IQ might be 50, but the range is more like 20 to 80, the high end of which is within the "normal" distribution. I personally know
- Replying to @amyoderI would give you a 7 with the humility thrown in, a 6 based on your profile photo without any context, and a 0 if you are an egotistical, misogynistic asshat the way your original post would suggest 😉. Yoder suggests Amish ancestry. We are probably cousins lol
- Boomers - the world is changing. A little compassion is not going to make you weak. Learn how to bend before you break. Millennials - some of you need to grow TF up and stop acting entitled to a champagne lifestyle on a beer work ethic. You know who you are. Sincerely - Gen X
- Replying to @SpockResists and @Wh0v1an_4_L1feShe sounded nothing like Jesus, and her speech was not about mercy. She sounded more like a Pharisee trying to set a trap for Jesus
- Replying to @alifarhat79Fake post by the red pills trying to scare women into thinking no one will want them after age 25
- Don't waste your energy arguing with someone who is determined to misunderstand you.
- Replying to @GreatLakesWife_Charge him surrogacy fees and medical expenses for carrying his child. Charge him for 24/7 childcare, housekeeping, cooking, and any other services that you have provided - then see how he feels about it
- Replying to @AfsaRosetteAnxious avoidant here, but for me, it was consistency. Someone who makes the relationship a priority, does what they say they are going to do, listens without judgment, and doesn't try to control me. I still have panic moments where I want to run away, but they are short-lived
- Replying to @TABYTCHIWhat if I'm the one working 40+ hours a week and come home to a giant mess and a man-child that does things so poorly I would rather he didn't do them at all - like broken dishes and chunks of food in the bottom of the dishwasher? Does that mean I get to cheat? Or should I just
