Is anyone else afraid of the typical criticism and pitying looks people give you for being single? It’s as if they think that if you don’t have a partner, you’re a sad case or a loser. How do you handle it?
PS: If you're a scammer, save yourself the trouble. I can request a verification process, so save yourself the embarrassment.
I'm an 18-year-old Spanish girl looking for marriage due to personal circumstances (more details via private message). I'm bisexual, but that's not the main reason for my search.
I firmly believe that the most intimate connections aren't limited to romantic relationships. A friendship like that of lifelong best friends can be the most powerful connection in the world, and that's my goal: to have a special friendship, where there's always constant support and communication, as well as deep affection.
I'm not looking for much in a man. I prefer him to be under 30 and live in Europe. He should also be empathetic, communicative, and emotionally loyal—someone who knows how to protect his loved ones. He should also like children, as I plan to have children in the future, perhaps through adoption.
Regarding marriage, I'm looking for something long-term and lasting, where there's love and respect. I'm open to sexual relationships outside of marriage, as long as they're discreet and there's respect and basic boundaries between those relationships and our home.
As for me, I enjoy reading, writing, gardening, and philosophy. I also consider myself empathetic and loving.
If you think any of this resonates with you, don't hesitate to contact me!
He visto opiniones de todo tipo sobre como corrigen los correctores y quería saber si suelen ser generalmente muy estrictos o no
He hecho hoy 4 de los 5 exámenes que tengo en la Pau y quitando una voluntaria que no me importa mucho porque solo valía 0,1, lo demás me ha ido muy bien. Incluso lengua que no me ha dado tiempo a terminarlo y parto de un 7,5 se que lo que he hecho está bastante bien así que dudo que este suspenso o algo así. Y en cuanto a filosofía e inglés me han ido bastante bien. No entiendo entonces porque me siento tan mal ahora, con nervios y pesimismo si durante el día he estado optimista y feliz.
Basically, especially after yesterday's riots in France, this organization is collecting signatures, and if they reach 100,000 signatures, they will start demanding that Brussels talk to them and begin a re-immigration process.
Que se hace el día de antes de la PAU? Obviamente, no te da tiempo a repasártelo todo ese día y tampoco creo que sea muy posible por los nervios. He pensado dedicar el día a no estudiar, simplemente hacer exámenes escritos y así ir al día siguiente ir con cierta agilidad.
He estado pensando como llegar a tiempo a el examen de lengua, ya que es muy largo. Estoy mentalizada que sintaxis que vale 1,5 puntos no me va a dar tiempo pero no me preocupa porque lo demás se me da muy bien y lo defiendo mucho mejor.
Así que calculando el tiempo he pensado que el comentario de texto sería genial hacerlo en menos de 15 minutos. Como tengo muchos argumentos apuntados y normalmente suelen servir porque son de temas comunes de la pau he estado pensando en llevar redactados y aprendidos todos los argumentos y así no me tiro mucho tiempo pensando. Creeis que es buena idea y me ayudaría?
Se que las notas de corte son la persona que ha entrado a la carrera con la nota más baja pero se suelen cumplir para el año siguiente? Es decir, si yo saco más que esa nota es muy seguro que entre a esa carrera?
Estoy viendo a mucha gente a mi alrededor que ha conseguido una media increible de bachiller pero yo por más que me he esforzado no he conseguido más que un 7. Me gustaría entrar en psicología así que me gustaría conseguir en la pau un 9-10. Creeis que es posible con un 7?
I come from a very dysfunctional family, where I only get along with two people, and only sometimes, because I don't feel like I fit in. Then I was bullied for years. After that, I've been in therapy for years. All the relationships I've had have never given me that genuine support I crave, and when they have, I've been so foolish for never having had a healthy role model for love (my whole family is toxic) that I've run away for no reason. Also, I've never had truly sincere friends; I go out of my way for them, but I don't feel the same way about them. Furthermore, every time I open up to someone emotionally, I end up more and more hurt. I feel like I was born to be alone.
PS: If you're a scammer, save yourself the trouble. I can request a verification process, so save yourself the embarrassment.
I'm an 18-year-old Spanish girl looking for marriage due to personal circumstances (more details via private message). I'm bisexual, but that's not the main reason for my search.
I firmly believe that the most intimate connections aren't limited to romantic relationships. A friendship like that of lifelong best friends can be the most powerful connection in the world, and that's my goal: to have a special friendship, where there's always constant support and communication, as well as deep affection.
I'm not looking for much in a man. I prefer him to be under 30 and live in Europe. He should also be empathetic, communicative, and emotionally loyal—someone who knows how to protect his loved ones. He should also like children, as I plan to have children in the future, perhaps through adoption.
Regarding marriage, I'm looking for something long-term and lasting, where there's love and respect. I'm open to sexual relationships outside of marriage, as long as they're discreet and there's respect and basic boundaries between those relationships and our home.
As for me, I enjoy reading, writing, gardening, and philosophy. I also consider myself empathetic and loving.
If you think any of this resonates with you, don't hesitate to contact me!