u/woofmanofthe2000s

I’m straight Asexual, (I can’t really say if I’m the romantic type or not yet) and one thing that worries me about possibly dating is if it comes down to a point when sex is brought up, and I have zero interest or desire for doing such. And yet I worry about putting it on my dating profile because it may limit potential matches with genuine connections I could have with someone. In the end, I just want a life partner to live and spend my life with.

I’m sure I’m not the only one, but absolutely nobody can sit on my bed if they dont have clean clothes on / haven’t bathed first.

Here is a raw, genuine and unfiltered look at what a home looked like in 2005. Take note of the TV, commercials, car, computer, phones…

We get brief glances of this, but for the most part work is their entire day, so based on historical records, what would servants and staff have done for entertainment?

There’s times I feel like talking to others is a burden and exhausting even when I haven’t talked to anyone for a while

From my understanding, you can SIM swap (which most modern smartphones don’t have physical SIM cards) or call forward…but only if you have another number to forward it to
Any other options that would be easier?

I really, REALLY miss the old IOS and that unique early 2010s cell phone aesthetic. Any advice on how I can replicate that today?

Obviously cell phones was far less common then they are now, but we’re still a growing consumer product by 1999, but I haven’t heard anyone mention their usage at the festival. Any personal accounts about their usage or lack thereof?

Always been curious about this
We know John flew the plane, but in most depictions of their final flight I’ve seen in TV shows, them reading magazines. Would this have been accurate? (At least in a pre-smartphone era)

Like it’s 2 in the morning, I’m tossing and turning and even when I close my eyes i just cant sleep. Any advice?

Like what are some careers (and the degrees required for such) that can give me a stable life in Italy?

My playlist is full of the same stuff I’ve always listened to growing up, but I often play only those same tracks, but I find it both overwhelming and difficult to find songs from today I genuinely enjoy, so I feel stuck and like I’m in a rut when it comes to that. Any advice?

We’ve seen a few titles remade in color and sound like Nosferatu for example, but what other films from the silent era would be great to see made with today’s film technology?

For context: I’m passionate about researching about the luxury accommodations available to passengers on trains and ships in the early 1900s, or for example, how passengers lived their day to day life while traveling on the Hindenburg, the food and drinks available for them, entertainment, food menus, travel, and such.

Like, if a person went to a theater that weekend before the titanic sank, what would they have been able to watch? What films would the passengers have known about?

I have severe germaphobic OCD, and general health anxiety and wonder if watching videos of people getting into mud / manure, cleaning out barns, etc… would be a good way to help cope with my anxiety since i can see that others are doing what i fear without any (noticeable) consequences to their health.