Europe, at least the parts of it I know well. The ww2 ending had that effect, which was then supported even more by the contrast of relative freedom compared to the totalitarian Russian hell many European countries fell into afterwards.

You don’t know any woman that you definitely wouldn’t date?

You’re assuming too much.

You were not asked by op, though.

Spaceship Sagittarius

So it’s high inner motivation. Congratulations, btw.

My friend loves this saying: An experience doesn’t have to be nice, as long as it’s intense. I kind of hate when he says it. But at times of hurting, I remember, and it makes me go all ironic and sarcastic and I become able to find dark humour and absurdity in the situation. And that allows me to appreciate that my life is rich and colourful, even if it’s not always positive. It gives me stories to tell.

Congratulations are not mandatory, I find it a bit wierd from the woman’s position. Just showing interest in her directly and talking to her, not about her, feels much better.

Could just use F

Thank you, I’m from a former communist country, so I meet direct witnesses every day. What you’re talking about is real.

Sounds just like today. The positions of elders would soon atract the ruthless psychopats that seek power. The sustainability speak soon becomes an empty ritual. A few powerfull people decide the important stuff based on their potential gains.

Some communities, I’d say. I’m pretty sure the systems in indigenous communities were diverse (and they still are, at many places).

Yes, not at large scales. There are too many people around nowadays for something like this to work.

No idea where they come from, but do take a look at some of the Scandinavian countries systems.

I’d count those as the scattered households.

Let me add that there’s also plenty of us that don’t mind male pattern baldness and don’t find it necessary for the men to shave. The partial baldness looks just ok, no need to feel bad about it!

A bra can be a friend.

The tweet is just asking: How are you and your parents? Nothing to be upset about.

Yes, but the article says that certain combinations occur more often that if it was random. People with similar faces tend to have similar genes that are nor related to facial features.

The article says epigenetics don’t play much of a role in it, it’s all genetics.