JosephKeys

Yes, I do believe in destiny—but not in a passive way where everything just happens without effort. I think certain people, moments, or paths are meant to cross ours, but it’s still up to us to recognize them and take action. Destiny might open the door, but we’re the ones who have to walk through it. It’s a mix of fate and free will, and that’s what makes it beautiful.

For a first date, I’d choose somewhere exciting—something that gets the heart racing a little. I’ve read that the adrenaline or thrill you feel in those kinds of settings can actually transfer to the person you’re with, making the connection feel even stronger. Plus, putting in effort to plan something unique or memorable shows you genuinely care. It’s not just about having fun—it’s about creating a moment that stands out.

The first thing I did after the breakup was let myself feel everything—no pretending I was fine. I gave myself space to feel down, reflect, and just be honest about the pain. Then, I slowly started doing things that reminded me of who I was before the relationship—whether that was spending time with friends, diving into hobbies, or even just going for long walks to clear my head. Healing isn’t instant, but taking that first step toward reconnecting with yourself is powerful.

Yes, I would... If the connection is genuine and the feelings are mutual, I wouldn’t completely rule out a secret love affair. Sometimes, love doesn’t come at the most convenient time, and keeping it private can make it feel even more intimate and exciting. As long as no one’s being hurt and it’s built on honesty between the two of us, I think there’s something powerful about having a connection that’s just ours for a while. It’s not always about hiding—it can be about protecting something real until it’s ready to be shared.

Honestly, if I have a type at the office and there’s real chemistry, I’m not the type to just ignore it. I’d take the chance to get to know them, build a connection, maybe flirt a bit, and see where it leads. Life’s too short to pass up on something that feels right just because of work. I don’t believe in blindly following so-called “work rules” like “don’t date your coworkers” or “don’t talk about salaries.” Sometimes those rules are just there to keep people in line, not necessarily to protect anyone. As long as you stay respectful, mature, and professional, I think it’s possible to make it work—both in your career and in your personal life.

The sexual history of a partner can be important, but its weight depends on the values, boundaries, and comfort levels of each person in the relationship. It matters for health reasons — like ensuring both partners are safe and aware of any risks — and for emotional reasons, like understanding each other's experiences and expectations. However, it should never be used to judge someone's worth. What truly matters is honesty, respect, and how both partners choose to build their present and future together.

Pipiliin kong lumayo nang maayos at may respeto, kahit mahirap. Paninindigan ko ang desisyon sa pamamagitan ng pag-alala kung bakit kailangan ko itong gawin — para sa ikabubuti naming pareho. Magbibigay ako ng sapat na distansya, iiwas sa madalas na komunikasyon, at itutuon ko ang aking oras sa mga bagay na makakatulong sa aking paghilom, gaya ng pamilya, kaibigan, at mga hilig ko. Hindi madali, pero gagawin ko ito dahil minsan, ang tunay na pagmamahal ay ang pagbitaw rin.

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Ultimate Werewolf

A self-made woman who's at the top of her field. She knows what she likes and can communicate it well. I'd marry her instantly if she: 1. Has a good heart. 2. Makes me laugh. 3. Doesnt take herself too seriously. 4. Secretly likes BDSM. 8. Wants to travel 9. Open minded. I'm not asking for much, only as wholesome as possible.

I would always encourage people to prioritize being profitable in your career. Set your life in a way that you can pursue your passions freely. My friend was never an academic. He wanted to draw and paint. However, he knew that instead of taking Fine Arts, he took medicine for the money. He never regretted this decision. And, he was able to do his art, and even built an art room in his own home. All because he prioritized profitability. TL:DR Make money first, pursue passions later.

Just because how your feeling is obvious to you, it is not obvious to me. 😆 I can't read minds, just explain it and I'll understand.

1. When you have good news or something nice that happens to you, and immedietly think about sharing it with that special person. 2. When you realize you miss something they do that typically irritates your when they do it. My ex is a foot tapper. Used to drive me crazy when we first started dating. Then I had a meal out by myself one night and something felt off.When you realize you miss something they do that typically irritates your when they do it. My wife is a foot tapper. Used to drive me crazy when we first started dating. Then I had a meal out by myself one night and something felt off. That's when I realized I was listening for the tapping, expecting it. 3. You feel weak and dizzy when they’re around. You can’t think straight and have trouble speaking, or even understanding what the person is saying to you. You feel hopelessly awkward and uncoordinated, and have trouble seeing in one or both eyes. Oh wait, those are symptoms of a stroke. Oh well, close enough.

Instead of the common knowledge given, Here are some unconventional tips for our newly employed fellows: 1. Buy two or three umbrellas: One small umbrella you keep in your bag, one big umbrella to leave at your office, and optionally, one at home. The small umbrella is for general use, for light rain or harsh sun. The big (heavy duty) umbrella is when there is heavy rain (storm) and you need to go work or come home. It is easier and safer. 2. Leave at least 1-2 sets of clothing (including underwears) at work: This only works if you have lockers. It is useful when you need to change when you came in wet from a storm, something spilled on you, or you have gala after work. 3. Buy comfy shoes and leave work shoes at the office. Take care of that newly bought office shoes and stay comfy going to and from work. It keeps your foot joints healthy and pain free. Personally, I use loafers for commute. 4. Stay away from street food. Or at least, minimize it. It is unclean and unhealthy. While cheap, it is not good when you get used to it. Instead, make meal preps for the week. For eating out, keep it minimal as well. Don't get into the habit of eating at restaurants. 5. Stay away from Scams, Be aware of Multi-level Marketing bullshit, or Pyramid Schemes. They are there. Your co-workers. Your boss. Your friends.

Maintaining a faithful and strong relationship involves several key factors rooted in mutual respect, communication, and shared values. Here are some tips to foster loyalty and faithfulness in a relationship: 1. Open Communication: Encourage honest and open discussions about feelings, needs, and expectations. Clear communication helps prevent misunderstandings and builds trust. 2. Emotional Connection: Develop a deep emotional bond by sharing experiences, supporting each other through challenges, and showing appreciation and affection regularly. 3. Shared Goals and Interests: Engage in activities and hobbies together that both partners enjoy, and set common goals that you can work towards as a team. This strengthens the sense of partnership. 4. Respect and Appreciation: Show respect for each other’s individuality and appreciate the contributions and qualities your partner brings to the relationship. 5. Trust and Independence: Trust your partner and give each other space to maintain individual interests and friendships. A healthy balance of togetherness and independence is crucial. 6. Conflict Resolution: Address conflicts calmly and constructively. Focus on resolving issues rather than winning arguments, and be willing to compromise when necessary. 7. Physical Intimacy: Maintain a fulfilling and consensual physical relationship. Physical intimacy can help strengthen the emotional bond between partners. 8. Support and Encouragement: Be each other’s biggest supporters. Encourage your partner’s ambitions and provide support during difficult times. 9. Continuous Effort: Relationships require ongoing effort. Continuously work on improving the relationship and adapting to changes over time. Ultimately, fostering a faithful relationship is about building a strong foundation of trust, love, and mutual respect.