fourthitude

Over my lifetime, (considerable to say the least), I've grouped people into two categories:

1) Those that trust others, until they prove themselves not worthy.

2) Those who distrust others from the beginning until they prove themselves otherwise.

Is this by choice and/or do you think this is the right way?

I generally just respond for two reasons: I know what I'm offering in terms of friendship and I've lost enough of them to the reality that not many are true.

Tell me what you think Y!A culture has become or becoming?

I asked this in another category and now I want to resolve this age-old dilemma with a poll. Is it fair to ask that Men should put the seat up (if it is down and leave it up) then women should put it down (when it is up and they want to use it and leave it down). Yes or No?

I'm wondering why this "rule" always apply to men. Why shouldn't it be women since they're the ones really bothered by it? I do follow the rule, I'm just wondering why it is so.

I just believe that the most common reason for divorces, "irreconcilable differences", is a a very weak reason for a divorce or separation. I believe an unjust marriage can be annulled or violent spouses are a reason for separation....but "differences"? We are all different anyway.

I read it somewhere but just lazy to go looking for it. I would rather be answering questions.

Roads or landmarks that tell me the restricted zone in Medina as I would need to get to farms near the city.