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Women over 30 are used up and that's why they're against r*pe
u/ausernameidk_ — 2 months ago
▲ 189 r/NotHowGirlsWork
TIL men know women's inner motives better than women
u/ausernameidk_ — 2 months ago
▲ 378 r/howislivingthere
How is living on small islands in Massachusetts?
Besides the big two (Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket), I don't really know anything about the islands in Massachusetts, but there seems to be a whole lot of them. What are they like? Do they have permanent populations? Are they nice to live in?
u/ausernameidk_ — 2 months ago
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How is it living on the Ontario side of Lake Erie?
I don't see any significant cities there, which is kind of surprising. Is it mostly rural? What goes on there?
u/ausernameidk_ — 3 months ago
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How is it living along the sides of the Estuary of St. Lawrence, Canada
Between Quebec City and Anticosti Island, the St. Lawrence River becomes an estuary, as it transitions towards the gulf. I know this area is not very populated and has steep cliffs, but I was wondering what it's actually like living there, and how is the experience?
u/ausernameidk_ — 3 months ago