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(65 Likes) My girlfriend gets angry when I tell her that she flirts with other men too much, that it’s part of her personality. I don’t want him to flirt. What should I do?

Anyway, my lady. Someone who pleases more people. Of course I don’t know, you know better than me. If so, you should trust him enough to not be insecure about it. And admit that she can flirt to some extent. I guess the hard part is deciding whether to go overboard or not. A little more detail is needed, maybe you can tell me a scenario? Also, do you flirt with other girls? You are free to do this as long as it isn’t too much and it doesn’t bother him. After all, if you’re socializing, it’s natural to flirt, especially if you have a partner. Kick back and have fun in the social situation. If he gets lost while you’re together maybe keep an eye out, if you’re having fun he should come to you and that’s when you can see he’s loyal to you. You need to think about what a confident and confident man will do. They’re too self-confident about it and have fun, maybe flirt with other women, or even just chat normally – not to make her jealous, but

(83 Likes) I’m male. I’ve never kissed (lip to lip). I’ve never kissed a girl. Is this normal?

I was content with being gay for the stay bullshit, I didn’t feel the idea. I’m sorry if you’re 30 and haven’t kissed yet, but no. This is definitely not normal. If you are a teenager. Or in your early 20s, then yes. Not important. I don’t really understand today’s generation. Everyone is in such a hurry. I’m 30 now but that’s how I raised you

(58 Likes) What can America really do about our ridiculous national debt? It seems inevitable that one day we will reach the end of our rope.

contrary to their interests. The debt crisis is a convenient “Slim Man” used by those who want to help the rich hold more money (WSJ / Heritage Foundation / National Review) or the ignorant (Tea Party). people tend to think that federal government books are like their family’s finances. Not they. However, macroeconomics is often intuitive and confusing. Thus, ordinary people—too busy to read dry economic studies—can be misled to support policies that are both self-destructive and, ironically, increase debt out of a sense of civic responsibility. The last tax bill is a perfect example. The Trump-sponsored reform was, in effect, a subsidy gift from US citizens to the richest 0.1% (especially with large gifts to real estate investors and inheritors of their wealth) How did they do it? ? They lied. They told people that corporate tax rates in the US are the highest in the world. Not they. When you look at the actual taxes paid by our companies, we are right in the middle. They told us companies would redistribute cash into the economy. The problem is that US companies already have a lot of cash. In the US, companies returned more capital to investors than they raised. History is a very good guide in these situations and tells us that companies will: Pay their senior management more (management pay is often linked to profitability) Consolidate, buy and merge (especially with more hostile mergers) and “Loosen” corporate exp (non) salary payroll). Think better offices, airplanes, perks) WalMart has put in a big effort and lost an extra $1,000 to each of its employees. I don’t want to diminish the importance of $1,000, but (a) they won’t do it again (b) the Walton family will pocket billions, and (c) share prices have gone up after the announcement. In other words, the Company got good PR, the family took home an extra billion dollars, and gave its employees a few one-time gifts. And in a few years, when revenues really start to show the impact of Trump’s gift to the rich, our conservative/tea party leaders will put on their “responsible faces” and Fox News will begin to peel back stories of stereotypical welfare recipients. taxpayers. After all, “we have a spending problem” and they will cut back on education, roads, R&D, public transport… In a nutshell, this is the GOP tax plan. But, I’m diving in…. This is an important mechanism called “seniority”. Basically, it taxes people by slightly devaluing the currency they hold in cash. Who keeps cash? Most are held outside of the US and probably by some people you don’t mind paying some tax to the US. (over 65%) Greece had problems because the Germans held all of its debt. Thus, transactional money flows can be found in US retirees, hedge funds, money markets, etc. benefits U.S. citizens while sitting. This is more important than it seems. The main beneficiary of our debt payments is the recycling of US Debt service payments in the US economy. That is, when the government pays interest or repays the principal balance, most of them stay in our country, recycled into our economy. Despite the rhetoric, China has ~5.5% of our debt and they are not going to stop buying it. soon…. they can’t. Despite the handshake, China still needs to buy as much US debt as it needs to sell. The mechanism by which this works will likely be an independent issue. But basically – China has a huge problem. Its cities attract about 15 mm of people from the countryside each year. If these immigrants can’t afford to live in cities and find jobs, China will experience another revolution (btw, this will only get worse for them thanks to the increased representation of men in their country. The “one child” policy. But, I’m getting off topic… China’s strategy (and that’s a good one). But if they stop finding US debt, we won’t have money to buy their exports. THE BEST WAY TO REDUCED THE DEFICIT IS TO SPEND MORE MONEY (REALLY!) The best way to reduce our debt is through spending that stimulates the economy. even though our usual borrowing rate was negative – investors were offering their money at such low interest rates that the inflation rate was higher.) Trump promised a massive infrastructure plan but decided it would be better to cut taxes for the richest Americans and then have enough money pretend you’re not. If you’re a country, how are you going to “pay off” your debt. Well, you don’t have to. You can grow it (as we did with WWII debt and started doing it in the 1990s). But the problem is, you have to see the rich pay their fair share…. So, we’re having a “debt crisis”, how do you scale your way out of it? Ironically, you increase your debt balance INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE IS THE BEST WAY TO SPEND MONEY… BUT NOT THAT GOOD IF YOU WANT THE RICH AND ENJOY MONEY… As a basic rule, “infrastructure spending” helps the county. Better roads, energy distribution, schools, etc. In addition to its natural benefits, infrastructure spending creates jobs and supports businesses. However, if you already have a lot of money and don’t want to work hard or innovate, you’re going to get worse. And that’s all it is. The debt crisis is a fabrication supported by mercenary interests whose main purpose is to protect their wealth rather than support our country.

(68 Likes) Does wwe really think Seth Rollins has the potential to be the main event? Or is it just being used as a doll until something real pops up?

ns is clearly one of the best wrestlers on the current roster. He knows how to carry himself, he knows how to make a great match every time he wrestles, and he’s great on the mic too. Any Real Baby under the main event would actually be an insult to his ability. with most 3 dollar car wash park loves the city Set stars in the Twilight of their careers, Rollins is definitely one of those superstars who belong in Mainevent’s next crop.

(11 Likes) How do I remove this paint stain from a leather doll dress?

may be soft porous. If the rubber was soft, the nail polish remover would be absorbed and damaged. The softness of the rubber would make Dell’s legs supple. It will be difficult to remove the leather stain from the dress. Suggest that you take the baby to a specialist repair shop or buy a tights that will cover the baby’s legs. You get them from a baby or children’s clothing supplier. Good luck, I know your baby will be loved and cheris