Why DON'T we have a dating section..

[tp4tissue]

This is not a dating site.

We heard you before. However, in tp's case, this is as close as he can expect to get.

[mobbo]

I thought everyone on this site was married.

At least it feels that way!

[lesbihonest]

It'd have to be a lesbian dating site, because you're all *****es.

[absyrd]

It'd have to be a lesbian dating site, because you're all *****es.

I like you.

[swimmingbird]

Need to incorporate it into the classified section

[h] gmk purple mods [w] long walks down the beach, a deep connection, clacks

[Shapey Fiend]

That Ashley Madison hack was just to distract from the OPM hack news coming out.

You can meet plenty of cool women in the real world who see whatever you're into as a positive, rather than being someone who's into the same **** everybody else is into. I always hated online dating it never worked for me. Just go hang out where interesting women are and do something you enjoy and it'll happen organically.

Of course when you are in a relationship and have children you don't get to indulge them quite as much but they're still highly enjoyable in the time you do find for them.

[inanis]

It'd have to be a lesbian dating site, because you're all *****es.

MMMMMM.....lesbians. 

That Ashley Madison hack was just to distract from the OPM hack news coming out.

If that is the case, they did a terrible job. Everyone knows they got hacked.

Ashley Madison got hacked because they were lazy liars. The kept data they shouldn't have and left it exposed, in the clear. As a company, they *deserved* to get hacked. It is too bad for all those people out there that got exposed. Even if their spouse knew about it and there was an open marriage in place, no one deserves to have their personal business exposed like that.

[rowdy]

Life is a journey. When people's paths intersect, they may lock together and continue indefinitely, or they may diverge after some amount of time in parallel.

I believe that marriages in earlier generations were more permanent and stable because the majority of people married very young, finished maturing together, and because life was much simpler and more difficult (ie the majority of time and energy devoted to mere survival) stayed the course without hardly even considering alternatives.

Today, few people marry before they are fully mature, with their own courses much better established, and modern life has made life so much easier that not only are alternatives more abundant, but they are far easier to take advantage of.

Or ... back then things were made to last, and if something (including a marriage) started to break, you'd do your best to fix it.

These days everything, including people, is disposable.

[tp4tissue]

Life is a journey. When people's paths intersect, they may lock together and continue indefinitely, or they may diverge after some amount of time in parallel.

I believe that marriages in earlier generations were more permanent and stable because the majority of people married very young, finished maturing together, and because life was much simpler and more difficult (ie the majority of time and energy devoted to mere survival) stayed the course without hardly even considering alternatives.

Today, few people marry before they are fully mature, with their own courses much better established, and modern life has made life so much easier that not only are alternatives more abundant, but they are far easier to take advantage of.

Or ... back then things were made to last, and if something (including a marriage) started to break, you'd do your best to fix it.

These days everything, including people, is disposable.

I've always said there are too many people


And the economy as is, is only designed to promote growth..

But earth is a limited container..


Instead of making M0re people, we should pour every penny we have into interstellar travel..

AND/OR  Artificial intelligence..


AI replaces humanity's  Meat-sac children..


The Machine race are our prodigy regardless of composition..  They are born of our intellect, our labor, our love..

[SamirD]

I thought everyone on this site was married.

We are...to our love of keyboards. 

[livingspeedbump]

Life is a journey. When people's paths intersect, they may lock together and continue indefinitely, or they may diverge after some amount of time in parallel.

I believe that marriages in earlier generations were more permanent and stable because the majority of people married very young, finished maturing together, and because life was much simpler and more difficult (ie the majority of time and energy devoted to mere survival) stayed the course without hardly even considering alternatives.

Today, few people marry before they are fully mature, with their own courses much better established, and modern life has made life so much easier that not only are alternatives more abundant, but they are far easier to take advantage of.

Or ... back then things were made to last, and if something (including a marriage) started to break, you'd do your best to fix it.

These days everything, including people, is disposable.

I've always said there are too many people


And the economy as is, is only designed to promote growth..

But earth is a limited container..


Instead of making M0re people, we should pour every penny we have into interstellar travel..

AND/OR  Artificial intelligence..


AI replaces humanity's  Meat-sac children..


The Machine race are our prodigy regardless of composition..  They are born of our intellect, our labor, our love..

I wouldn't say it, but wont lie, I've though along these lines before  Mainly, space rocks. Not pouring money into space exploration/travel is no good.

[swimmingbird]

Anyone who thinks interstellar travel is a good idea has no idea about he magnitudes of distance in space

Earth is an oasis of nothing and we should be doing our absolute all to save it