You’re like the worst analogy ever.

15,000 steps is more than realistic with a little effort. All it takes is walking at a somewhat brisk pace for two hours.

It usually only happens once a month or so to me. Sometimes a simple login is enough, other times the two factor authentication has expired and I have to reauthorize the device.

I mean, you can’t ‘disagree.’ I’m telling you something that happened. If it doesn’t happen to you, great.

Alot of people work thier entire lives to have $401k for retirement. Think about that.

There are time limits for how long you stay logged into the web app. It doesn’t matter that you’re scrolling down the page. If you keep your computer logged into gmail, sooner or later you are going to come back to it and find a log-in page, for instance. That transition - where it goes from logged in to logged out -…

I have been logged out of gmail (just today, in fact) while reading an already loaded email. I would not be surprised that clicking on an attachment would boot me to the login screen if the session expired.

I was bullied badly in elementary and middle school. I was raised to be non-violent, but the constant pressure and inescapable circumstances, combined with hormones, led to me getting into some physical altercations. I’m still shocked I was never suspended. This young man could have done a lot of damage to the other…

I can’t get behind the dancing thing. I took swing dancing for a couple of years, and at least in my area there is a ton of single men who all have the same idea. Beginner classes are mostly couples. When you go to the actual dances, most people have long term dance/romantic partners. The culture is generally…

I think you would benefit from therapy, because it sounds like you are depressed and the biggest obstacle in your dating life is you. I wish you luck.

The GREs are that way, because they dynamically adjust the test difficulty (and point value) based on how you answered previous questions. So if you make a mistake early in the test, you can’t go back and fix it, and your maximum score goes way down.

Absolutely. Another guy with balls, here. Grabbing someone’s ass isn’t acceptable. It is assault. If she wants to hit him in the face or in the balls, either way sounds like self-defense to me.

Maybe I have boring friends, but I don’t really have any who are exceptionally funny. The guys I know in relationships aren’t professional comedians. The funniest person I personally know is a woman. I’ve known her since she was in high school and she was always hilarious.

I actually don’t want you to stop whining. That would be pretty hypocritical of me, considering that I am a big whiner myself. I am, for the record, overweight. What I’m asking is why you’re trying to win the Oppression Olympics, which is something I will ask anyone when they want to argue that their oppression is so…

BTW... I don’t think I’m being “nice to women.” I have friends who are women, and we discuss our experiences. I try to be as objective as I can be, based on the information I glean from various sources.

I said we can change “overweight to a variety of unchangeable physical characteristics” because I agree with you that weight is changeable, but other things are not.

Thanks. I don’t really feel like I should get “credit” for being empathetic!

Regarding the expense question: I don’t really get this. You can always have a coffee/tea/hot chocolate date to see if you’re interested in each other. Even when I wasn’t earning much money, I always felt like paying for the meal was a small show of good faith on my part.

We can change “30 lbs overweight” to a variety of unchangeable physical characteristics. I will go so far as to say that people tend to discount the usefulness and importance of self-care and improvement. But don’t pretend that every woman who is 30 pounds overweight would have her pick of men just because she lost…

I agree with your last sentence completely. And good for you! I sent out about as many messages as you did, and I got two almost-dates lined up. One totally flaked, the other very nicely informed me that she’d started to see someone in between the time we’d arranged to meet and when we set up the date. After months of…