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5 Reasons Men Don't Ask You Out
You probably wonder why you should even continue with online dating or go out to mingle when it never results in your getting asked on dates.
You don’t know what you could be doing wrong, and wonder if perhaps all of the good men really are taken. From where you sit, it seems as though other women don’t have this same problem.
5 Reasons Men Don't Ask You Out
Mom hires 'deprogrammer' for daughter
Dana White’s Slap-Fighting League
ANDREW CALLAGHAN RESPONDS TO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT CLAIMS
School ignored teen’s sickness complaints before she died
Does Gentle Parenting Work for Black Folks?
“Some of it makes sense to me, and some of it doesn’t,” Rowland told Martinez during their conversation. “I respect it though, because what general parenting is trying to do is break the generational curse of talking at your kids and making them feel seen and respected.” The singer added that she’s using trial and error to find the parenting approach that works best. “I’m unlearning things that happened to me in my childhood with my son,” she said.
Does Gentle Parenting Work for Black Folks?
Ben Gordon 'punched his son in the face MULTIPLE times
“His Son Is Ugly”
George Floyd's daughter announces $250M lawsuit against Kanye West
18-year-old charged after 2 students killed, 1 injured after shooting
Man turned away from giving blood for refusing pregnancy test
Leslie Sinclair, a retired driver for an engineering company, was turned away from a blood drive at the Albert Halls clinic in Scotland. The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) organized the drive and were responsible for rejecting Sinclair because, as the Telegraph reports, they are dedicated to inclusivity.
Man turned away from giving blood
...husband of TEN MONTHS is actually a WOMAN
Trans skateboarder, 29, who beat 13-year-old girl to first prize is a REJECTED Olympic qualifier with too much testosterone
60% of Americans say people can’t switch genders
The Money behind the Transgender Movement
Every trans child treated on NHS will have medical records scrutinised
Those who detransition avoid medical help
Detransitioner was prescribed testosterone after 30-minute call
‘Dangerous’ comments about suicidal trans kids
‘Many times, elders go back into the closet’
As the LGBTQ population ages, and seeks health services, whether for physical or mental health needs, Moone said clinics and providers that are truly welcoming to the LGBTQ community will be more important than ever. “Providers can’t just slap a rainbow flag on the front door. Sure, that’s a cue about the culture of the provider, but more welcoming avenues are still needed,” he said.
Some of these signals to LGBTQ patients include waiting room images of same-sex and nonbinary couples, literature that provides actionable and appropriate resources on topics relative to health and aging, and accurate language on clinic intake forms.
‘Many times, elders go back into the closet.’
Mental health professionals have 'abandoned' duty of care in treatment of trans youth
Winn said she's becoming "increasingly concerned" about the trend of youth identifying as transgender or non-binary and "the lifelong, irreversible medical experiments that are happening to children as a result of this ideology." She added that in 10-15 years, "we're going to see a transition regret crisis, and unfortunately, we are going to have to worry about some of the most frightening mental health outcomes as part of that."
Mental health professionals
Woman, 32, sues carers for green-lighting her 'woman-to-man' double mastectomy
'the worst mistake of my life'
Female-to-male trans player is flung and CONCUSSED by male-to-female trans
Liberal media refuses to tell full truth about transgender kids
...swatting arrest of international trans activist
Trans death row inmate set to be executed
Trans woman arrested and misgendered
Sweden Pulls Way Back from Gender-Affirming Care
'Past a point of no return': Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero still won't stop global warming
Even if human-caused greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced to zero, global temperatures may continue to rise for centuries afterward, according to a scientific study published Thursday.
"The world is already past a point of no return for global warming," the study authors report in the British journal Scientific Reports. The only way to stop the warming, they say, is that "enormous amounts of carbon dioxide have to be extracted from the atmosphere."
The burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas release greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere, causing global temperatures to increase and sea levels to rise.
The scientists modeled the effect of greenhouse gas emission reductions on changes in the Earth's climate from 1850 to 2500 and created projections of global temperature and sea level rises.
'Past a point of no return':
...climate change isn't biggest environmental threat
Planting Trees Won’t Stop Climate Change
Tree-planting projects may not be so green
Don't just blame climate change for weather disasters
'Green' policies may actually lead to more pollution
Increased drought forces California to deliver less water to cities
NC declares state of emergency
Immigration is making the housing crisis worse
Many young people are understandably angry about the lack of affordable housing. They look with envy at parents and grandparents, who had an easier time setting up home.
No one seems ever to ask why we need so many new houses. The late journalist Auberon Waugh used to complain that it was the consequence of more couples getting divorced.
Whenever politicians discuss the question of affordability of homes, or the matter is debated on the BBC, one can be practically certain that no one will dare raise the dreaded 'I' word.
Immigration is making the housing crisis worse
NJ toddler buys over $1,700 worth of goods online from Walmart
Little Ayaansh Kumar of New Jersey is a mere 22 months old, yet he already knows how to handle a cellphone and — even more hilariously — to supply his family with more furniture than they'll ever need.
NJ toddler buys over $1,700 worth of goods online from Walmart
Michael Rapaport films brazen thief sauntering out of Upper East Side Rite Aid
LA woke DA refuses to prosecute shoplifters
Shelves are now ALL empty because 'everybody stole everything
Thieves steal 400 bulletproof vests for Ukraine
Men steal $4,200 liquor bottle
How Much Does It Cost To Own a KFC Franchise?
Compton man admits to robbing gay men he met on Grindr
Police arrest one-wheeled bandit accused of several break-ins
Teenage thief, 17, knocks himself out
'I had a choice between food and lights'
I have kids," said Hughey. "My bills are backed up and I had a choice between food and lights, and I had to get my lights back on."
'I had a choice between food and lights'
Consumer sentiment continues to drop as inflation drives up prices
Go meat-free and fly less
Here's how to save money on cooling bills as prices rise
Record high electricity rates are hitting Massachusetts residents
Utility rate increase announced for New Bothwell
'I feel cheated'
Residents in Palm Springs mobile home park deal with power outage
PS mobile home park seek answers after a month of power outages
California braces for rolling blackouts amid 'extraordinary heat event
Woman claims she was poisoned after touching napkin
Erin Mims was celebrating her birthday at a local restaurant with her husband on Tuesday in Houston when she noticed a napkin handing on the car door handle while they were leaving...
Woman claims she was poisoned after touching napkin
Wendy's E. coli sickened more than a HUNDRED people
Woman dead after residents served dishwashing liquid
80% of 18 to 24-year-olds say they feel isolated
A new study from, Cigna, one of America's largest health insurers, finds that 58 percent of adults in the U.S. consider themselves lonely, and those that are younger, poorer or of a minority race are most likely to suffer.
80% of 18 to 24-year-olds say they feel isolated
Depression symptoms rates were 43.1% for LGBT adults
Rates of depression among college students jumped 135%
Cruise ships still pose a health disaster threat
Montgomery was among the first to get ill. “I started feeling sick on March 9th, a week before it spread throughout the ship,” she said. “I kept telling my managers that I think we have COVID on board and they’re just giving people cough medicine and sending them back to work. They just thought I was being a dramatic woman.” (Requests for comment from Carnival have not been returned.)
Cruise ships still pose a health disaster threat
8 hospitalized after turbulence on AA
Is summer travel causing long TSA lines at airports?
AA canceled 10-year-old connecting flight without telling her parents
AA passengers were left 'sobbing'
More than 1,400 US flights canceled
AA sent a 12-year-old unaccompanied passenger to the wrong state
AA stopped a family from boarding a flight with special needs daughter
Europe's drought could signal the death of river cruising
Think twice about traveling to Mexico
USPS Is Getting Rid of This Service, Effective Immediately
In early April, the Postal Service stopped delivering mail to some residents in Santa Monica, California. According to CBS News, the USPS had suspending delivery service to one neighborhood after there had allegedly been several assaults on carriers delivering mail in the area by an individual who had not been apprehended. The agency reinstated its service to the block about a week or so later, the Santa Monica Mirror reported.
USPS Is Getting Rid of This Service, Effective Immediately
USPS Just Announced This Major Delivery Change
USPS increasing price of Mail Forever stamps
USPS Is Suspending These Services
'I’m not going back in the air'
Terrified JetBlue passengers on a storm-tossed JFK-bound flight were caught on video pleading with crew members to let them off the plane after it touched down in Newark following several aborted attempts to land at the New York City airport.
'I’m not going back in the air,' one passenger can be heard yelling at flight officials as the plane languished at Newark Liberty International Airport for over an hour.
'I’m not going back in the air'
Woman duct-taped aboard American Airlines
Ilhan Omar is mocked for attacking singing on a plane
WIZZ AIR PILOT RANTS AT PASSENGERS
Latinos have no trust in science
Passengers were rounded up and hauled off by Police
Drunken flier shoves girlfriend, slugs airport worker
At least 800 more flights canceled
Passengers told to get off the plane because the crew had to go off-duty
Airlines tells American to pick up his luggage 4,000 miles away
Santa Ana provides new data that Orange County is ‘dumping’ homeless
Much of Orange County is transporting homeless people into Santa Ana, placing an unfair burden on that city to address the county’s homelessness crisis, city officials allege in court documents filed Monday.
The filing marks the city’s latest effort seeking legal relief over this issue. And this time, officials have some numbers and additional data that they hope will prove their point that many other cities in the county are “dumping” their homeless in Santa Ana.
“We now have better evidence that the county did not stop this practice. It’s just being done in other ways,” Santa Ana City Manager Kristine Ridge said.
Santa Ana officials and residents have long complained that they’ve become a dumping ground for the homeless.
Santa Ana officials said transfers from other communities have led to to a disproportionate number of homeless people in their city. From 2017 to 2019, homelessness in Orange County increased by 43 %; but in Santa Ana, homelessness increased by 77 %, according to the lawsuit. As of April 2019, more than 25 % of the county’s homeless lived in Santa Ana.
Santa Ana provides new data that Orange County is ‘dumping’ homeless
KKK Flag Displayed on White House Barn Outrages Tennessee Residents
Urinating woman is seen 'performing sex act on a man
Bar promoted a betting pool on whether Chicago or NYC would have more shootings on Labor Day weekend
Businesses fed up with city's 'hands-off' approach as crime, homelessness worsen