What’s a red flag for you?
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Neat freak.
I want someone who lies smack-dab at the middlepoint of total slob and scrubs-his-baseboards-with-a-toothbrush.
Otherwise we just wouldn't be compatible.
let's see....
car wash usually once a week - interior & exterior
laundry, at least one load of laundry a night (usually 2) - sort/wash/dry/place
bed linens washed once a week
home rule - nobody wakes up to dishes in the sink (clean or not)
floors / hardwood / cleaned twice a week
no boxes or deliveries sitting in the foyer
bed is made each and every morning - no exceptions
dusting wood furniture - hopefully once a week ( I hate doing this )
Dad's USMC dialed-in & squared away lifestyle stuck.
You're a woman arent ya? 😂
@slimgirljo15
Ha.
Maybe next lifetime......
I've always said:
The day I understand women, is the day I become one. (no time soon)4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Neat freak.
I want someone who lies smack-dab at the middlepoint of total slob and scrubs-his-baseboards-with-a-toothbrush.
Otherwise we just wouldn't be compatible.
let's see....
car wash usually once a week - interior & exterior
laundry, at least one load of laundry a night (usually 2) - sort/wash/dry/place
bed linens washed once a week
home rule - nobody wakes up to dishes in the sink (clean or not)
floors / hardwood / cleaned twice a week
no boxes or deliveries sitting in the foyer
bed is made each and every morning - no exceptions
dusting wood furniture - hopefully once a week ( I hate doing this )
Dad's USMC dialed-in & squared away lifestyle stuck.
You're a woman arent ya? 😂
@slimgirljo15
Ha.
Maybe next lifetime......
I've always said:
The day I understand women, is the day I become one. (no time soon)
😂 you're one unique man.. just the way we like ya 😉4 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- Doesn't understand that depression and anxiety aren't a choice and that sometimes, other things in our lives suffer as a result of combating it. Not an excuse, just a reality.
I'm fairly convinced that choice at all is just an illusion...
That's the Calvinist worldview. That and the concept of total depravity.
I'll go as far as to say that I won't date any woman who believes in the concept of free will over determinism. Life's too short to humour those dum dums.1 -
- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.4 -
when they never remember my name5
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KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
You know... I've become a proponent of destiny in recent years...
Maybe one day, a mix of life experiences and influences will change my mind but then that would just be destiny all over again...
Fact is, we can't go back and change the decisions we've already made, so what makes us think we can change the decision we've already made in the future...
I mean tomorrow's choices are already on the way and my decisions are pretty much already set, just as the choices are... It's just one big cause and effect nexus...2 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
You know... I've become a proponent of destiny in recent years...
Maybe one day, a mix of life experiences and influences will change my mind but then that would just be destiny all over again...
Fact is, we can't go back and change the decisions we've already made, so what makes us think we can change the decision we've already made in the future...
I mean tomorrow's choices are already on the way and my decisions are pretty much already set, just as the choices are... It's just one big cause and effect nexus...
I was thinking in the more religious aspect; that a person believes they have no actual free will or any choice (no matter how small). That a higher power will lead them to all the appropriate answers without any intervention on their own part. I think it's fine to have faith in something outside of yourself (I won't argue it, anyway), but to believe you are only the puppet of an unseen hand is so... dystopian to me. I may have been born in the 80s, but I definitely don't align with dystopian ideals or theory, sorry.
I suppose you don't need to be religious to think that free will is an illusion; again, I mention Illusionism, a philosophy that actually discusses and dissects this concept, but Determinism is a whole field in and of itself. You might look into it if you haven't already. You'd make a good philosopher.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
I don't think there's any such thing as being a master of your own destiny, "mythical sky people" (nice) or no. Every choice you've ever made was pre determined 14.5 billion years ago within a microsecond of the creation of the universe when the distribution of atoms and energy occurred. Create a million universes with the exact same starting conditions and you'll live the exact same life a million times. We're no more capable of altering or destiny as is a lifeless rock floating in outter space. We just have delusions of grandeur that make us believe the universe has different rules for us just because we're conscious of it.0 -
stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
I don't think there's any such thing as being a master of your own destiny, "mythical sky people" (nice) or no. Every choice you've ever made was pre determined 14.5 billion years ago within a microsecond of the creation of the universe when the distribution of atoms and energy occurred. Create a million universes with the exact same starting conditions and you'll live the exact same life a million times. We're no more capable of altering or destiny as is a lifeless rock floating in outter space. We just have delusions of grandeur that make us believe the universe has different rules for us just because we're conscious of it.
Interesting perspective, but I'll politely disagree. I don't believe anything was predetermined before my birth for me either by the universe, an unseen higher power or the realm of man. It's cool if you do, though. Doesn't hurt me at all.
P.S. "Mythical sky people" was not intended as an insult. I was struggling to come up with a term to describe the concept of gods and higher powers that could be all encompassing. I still failed though as there are people/religions that don't believe in a god per say, but more that the universe takes care of all.1 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
I don't think there's any such thing as being a master of your own destiny, "mythical sky people" (nice) or no. Every choice you've ever made was pre determined 14.5 billion years ago within a microsecond of the creation of the universe when the distribution of atoms and energy occurred. Create a million universes with the exact same starting conditions and you'll live the exact same life a million times. We're no more capable of altering or destiny as is a lifeless rock floating in outter space. We just have delusions of grandeur that make us believe the universe has different rules for us just because we're conscious of it.
Interesting perspective, but I'll politely disagree. I don't believe anything was predetermined before my birth for me either by the universe, an unseen higher power or the realm of man. It's cool if you do, though. Doesn't hurt me at all.
P.S. "Mythical sky people" was not intended as an insult. I was struggling to come up with a term to describe the concept of gods and higher powers that could be all encompassing. I still failed though as there are people/religions that don't believe in a god per say, but more that the universe takes care of all.
Well if it wasn't meant as a belittlement then I apologize for taking it that way. 😊 From what I remember from my universities comparative religion course there are few modern religions who believe their deities to be a) skydwelling, or b) people. And while the term mythical is technically correct, it also opens a can of worms as it can be used as a sort of synonym for fictional. I hope you didn't think I actually believed that people who believe in free will are dumdums. That was a tongue in cheek statement. Free will, like God, is a concept fundamentally impossible to prove or disprove.1 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
You know... I've become a proponent of destiny in recent years...
Maybe one day, a mix of life experiences and influences will change my mind but then that would just be destiny all over again...
Fact is, we can't go back and change the decisions we've already made, so what makes us think we can change the decision we've already made in the future...
I mean tomorrow's choices are already on the way and my decisions are pretty much already set, just as the choices are... It's just one big cause and effect nexus...
I was thinking in the more religious aspect; that a person believes they have no actual free will or any choice (no matter how small). That a higher power will lead them to all the appropriate answers without any intervention on their own part. I think it's fine to have faith in something outside of yourself (I won't argue it, anyway), but to believe you are only the puppet of an unseen hand is so... dystopian to me. I may have been born in the 80s, but I definitely don't align with dystopian ideals or theory, sorry.
I suppose you don't need to be religious to think that free will is an illusion; again, I mention Illusionism, a philosophy that actually discusses and dissects this concept, but Determinism is a whole field in and of itself. You might look into it if you haven't already. You'd make a good philosopher.
Not to beat a dead horse here but....
The irony is that the catholic boy in me has issues with believing choice is an illusion... The one thing that God gave us above all else is free will... But this just doesn't sit well with everything else for me...
I mean it's possible that while yes tomorrow's decisions have already been made, free will still plays a part... I'm just destined to make certain decisions...
It's like my free will has already been factored in ahead of time 🤷🏽♂️...1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
You know... I've become a proponent of destiny in recent years...
Maybe one day, a mix of life experiences and influences will change my mind but then that would just be destiny all over again...
Fact is, we can't go back and change the decisions we've already made, so what makes us think we can change the decision we've already made in the future...
I mean tomorrow's choices are already on the way and my decisions are pretty much already set, just as the choices are... It's just one big cause and effect nexus...
I was thinking in the more religious aspect; that a person believes they have no actual free will or any choice (no matter how small). That a higher power will lead them to all the appropriate answers without any intervention on their own part. I think it's fine to have faith in something outside of yourself (I won't argue it, anyway), but to believe you are only the puppet of an unseen hand is so... dystopian to me. I may have been born in the 80s, but I definitely don't align with dystopian ideals or theory, sorry.
I suppose you don't need to be religious to think that free will is an illusion; again, I mention Illusionism, a philosophy that actually discusses and dissects this concept, but Determinism is a whole field in and of itself. You might look into it if you haven't already. You'd make a good philosopher.
Not to beat a dead horse here but....
The irony is that the catholic boy in me has issues with believing choice is an illusion... The one thing that God gave us above all else is free will... But this just doesn't sit well with everything else for me...
I mean it's possible that while yes tomorrow's decisions have already been made, free will still plays a part... I'm just destined to make certain decisions...
It's like my free will has already been factored in ahead of time 🤷🏽♂️...
I think people conflate predetermination with God’s omniscience. ‘If God knows what I will choose, then that must mean I don’t have a choice.’ But I don’t agree with the idea that God’s omniscience and our free will are mutually exclusive. It’s hard for us (as humans and not gods) to understand how they can coexist. Just because we don’t understand it, doesnt mean it’s not possible though.1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »- someone who believes that people aren't masters of their own destiny. Yeah no, I got better things to do than let mythical sky people determine my future for me.
You want to believe in those things, I won't stop you, but don't push them on other people.
You know... I've become a proponent of destiny in recent years...
Maybe one day, a mix of life experiences and influences will change my mind but then that would just be destiny all over again...
Fact is, we can't go back and change the decisions we've already made, so what makes us think we can change the decision we've already made in the future...
I mean tomorrow's choices are already on the way and my decisions are pretty much already set, just as the choices are... It's just one big cause and effect nexus...
I was thinking in the more religious aspect; that a person believes they have no actual free will or any choice (no matter how small). That a higher power will lead them to all the appropriate answers without any intervention on their own part. I think it's fine to have faith in something outside of yourself (I won't argue it, anyway), but to believe you are only the puppet of an unseen hand is so... dystopian to me. I may have been born in the 80s, but I definitely don't align with dystopian ideals or theory, sorry.
I suppose you don't need to be religious to think that free will is an illusion; again, I mention Illusionism, a philosophy that actually discusses and dissects this concept, but Determinism is a whole field in and of itself. You might look into it if you haven't already. You'd make a good philosopher.
Not to beat a dead horse here but....
The irony is that the catholic boy in me has issues with believing choice is an illusion... The one thing that God gave us above all else is free will... But this just doesn't sit well with everything else for me...
I mean it's possible that while yes tomorrow's decisions have already been made, free will still plays a part... I'm just destined to make certain decisions...
It's like my free will has already been factored in ahead of time 🤷🏽♂️...
I think people conflate predetermination with God’s omniscience. ‘If God knows what I will choose, then that must mean I don’t have a choice.’ But I don’t agree with the idea that God’s omniscience and our free will are mutually exclusive. It’s hard for us (as humans and not gods) to understand how they can coexist. Just because we don’t understand it, doesnt mean it’s not possible though.
So then.... We are in agreement? 🤷🏽♂️😬
I think so, but I'm not sure it's really about God... Is the future already existing at this very moment and thus preset, or are we like the very beginning of the river carving out a new channel leaving our past behind and the wake of its existence 🤷🏽♂️...
I think we could be either... If the future does not exist at this moment... That doesn't mean it's not predetermined what will be... 🤷🏽♂️
It's like if you have 1... And add a second... You now have two, there's just no way around this... You have no choice on the matter 🤷🏽♂️...
Also if God already knows what decision you will make, yes you may still have free will, but you are destined to make that decision...0 -
@Mr_Healthy_Habits & @CacoEther - given the current topic, you both might find this bit from BBC Reel interesting (or not).
https://bbc.com/reel/video/p086tg3k/the-physics-that-suggests-we-have-no-free-will0 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »@Mr_Healthy_Habits & @CacoEther - given the current topic, you both might find this bit from BBC Reel interesting (or not).
https://bbc.com/reel/video/p086tg3k/the-physics-that-suggests-we-have-no-free-will
Thanks I will check this out for sure...
But will add before this... That while I believe destiny and free will can coexist... I ultimately don't believe this is the case... Atm I believe free will is really just an illusion...
Just to clarify my position 🤷🏽♂️...0 -
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KickassAmazon76 wrote: »
well owning a kindle is a plus i mean
but it has to be something beyond harry potter because people who constantly compare everything in life to harry potter are insufferable and that's another big red flag for me tbh8 -
doesn't readKickassAmazon76 wrote: »
I was about to ask what the qualifiers are since most people have to read things like "STOP" signs and other signage to get by in day-to-day life. I mean, the colors on signage helps for those who can't read, but most people unconsciously are still reading the signs.
Maxim.. if she reads something the equivalent of a Maxim.. does she get a pass or nah?4 -
KosmosKitten wrote: »doesn't readKickassAmazon76 wrote: »
I was about to ask what the qualifiers are since most people have to read things like "STOP" signs and other signage to get by in day-to-day life. I mean, the colors on signage helps for those who can't read, but most people unconsciously are still reading the signs.
Maxim.. if she reads something the equivalent of a Maxim.. does she get a pass or nah?
How about shampoo and conditioner bottles. I read those while in the shower ALL THE TIME. Or cereal boxes? (ever notice how the french version is never a literal translation?)
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KickassAmazon76 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »doesn't readKickassAmazon76 wrote: »
I was about to ask what the qualifiers are since most people have to read things like "STOP" signs and other signage to get by in day-to-day life. I mean, the colors on signage helps for those who can't read, but most people unconsciously are still reading the signs.
Maxim.. if she reads something the equivalent of a Maxim.. does she get a pass or nah?
How about shampoo and conditioner bottles. I read those while in the shower ALL THE TIME. Or cereal boxes? (ever notice how the french version is never a literal translation?)
different strokes for different folks.
i like to sit around in my spare time and read campaign finance reports from my local politicians ¯\_(ツ)_/¯4 -
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eatpolerepeat wrote: »
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »
Oh that one isn’t mine. Who’s cat did you take? 😬0 -
if she failed the Joro challenge.0
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A woman who dislikes Japanese professional wrestling. That's a deal breaker for me. If a woman doesn't like Japanese wrestling, I walk out of the restaurant even if the waiter came out with our meals. I can not eat because I just lost my appetite.5
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When I cook him dinner and he stands over me telling me how to cook it “the way he likes”.6
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