My husband wants a poly relationship. Should I commit to it?

I rather liked my buddies code when his wife decided an open, poly relationship was what she needed. "OK, I love you, and want your needs to be met. So let's set this up. You will need a guy to…

Top stories for Long   My husband wants a poly relationship. Should I commit to it? Michael McVahle • Answered May 16, 2025 I rather liked my buddies code when his wife decided an open, poly relationship was what she needed. "OK, I love you, and want your needs to be met. So let's set this up. Yo... Read more » 2.7K 210   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Is bitter coffee with no milk and sugar healthy? Ashley Mapp, Luxury handbag collector, healthy eating enthusiast. • Answered November 11 I used to dislike black coffee, always preferring English or mocha. However, without realizing it, I've been drinking Americano completely unsweetened and milk-free for five... Read more » 153 14   If AI can now write code, design systems, and debug faster than most developers, what's the actual value of a computer science degree in 2025—and will it be worth anything by 2030? Christopher F Clark, Yacc++ author, Intel chip designer, ex-Googler • Answered December 3 I have answer roughly this question so many times, I am close to giving up. Re-read all the previous answers that people have given. And, after that, if you still believe a... Read more » 94 19   Why do people take their leftovers home when they go out to eat at restaurants? Srinath Nalluri, M.Sc, B. Eng Mechanical Engineering & Minor, National University of Singapore (2... • Answered September 21, 2023 I worked in a restaurant part-time during my college. On an average day, the restaurant would be mildly busy. Cooking, serving, clearing and cleaning will happen simultaneous... Read more » 4.3K 437   Is a blood pressure of 150/80 dangerous for those who are 65 years old and older? Thomas O'Connor, lives in Arlington, VA (2021-present) • Answered December 30 I am 89 and unfortunately find myself seeing lots of doctors about various body systems failing or not working properly. Each time I do so, my vitals are of course taken by... Read more » 536 61   Is having children worth it? LAWRENCE, Owner at Argonauts Ltd (2021-present) • Updated February 7 The simple answer is: it is no longer worth it. Today, the reasons for having children seem to boil down to three things: Reproduction. Some people believe their genes are wo... Read more » 505 193   Somebody lied to me. I was told so many times that tariffs would crash our economy and the stock market and our country would be destroyed. Now we are at record highs in the stock market and our economy is thriving. Who lied to me? David Panek, former casino manager • Answered January 19 I watch the news daily, liberal, middle of the road and right wing. (And fox, you know the one that claims they are just entertainment) I have not heard that the stock mark... Read more » 2.2K 478   Why is it bad to thaw and refreeze meat? David Miller, A thoughtful and observant preparer and eater of food • Answered May 19, 2021 There's an old wives' tale that says you'll get sick from refrozen meat. That's wrong. That will only happen if you thaw the meat the wrong way such as leaving it out on a ... Read more » 5K 12   If Ukraine is destroying so much Russian equipment and causing unimaginable Russian causalities, why isn't Ukraine winning the war so far? Trashbean Soup • Updated Wed During the 10 year Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989), officially: 14,453 USSR personnel died and 53,753 were wounded. And the USSR collapsed as a consequence. The USSR was much ... Read more » 1.3K 368   Ozzy, former Attorney • Posted Jul 13, 2025 Alan Dershowitz, Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer, just posted a two minute video on X stating that he knows for a fact that names and files of culpable individuals are being suppressed in order to protect... Read more » 6K 1.9K   Are "air fryers" a scam? Priscilla Vezelm, Nice Person • Answered January 8 When it came to cooking for one person, it was always a nuisance. For a very long time, I used those packaged meals that serve one person, but they taste terrible, have pre... Read more » 123 7   Why are so many lottery winners plagued with bad luck and trouble? David Grunwell, Attended 5 universities, traveled, and I am still learning. • Answered February 5 In college, I had a friend who was a theoretical physicist. He did math at scary levels. He once said, "The lottery is a tax on those who cannot do math." I have heard far t... Read more » 696 85 Read more in your feed

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How does your body warn you one month before a heart attack?

I ignored every single warning sign my body was sending me for three straight weeks before I had a massive heart attack when I was forty-seven years old. I'm talking about signs like stress, ind…

Top stories for Long   How does your body warn you one month before a heart attack? John Arogano, studied at University of Washington • Answered February 4 I ignored every single warning sign my body was sending me for three straight weeks before I had a massive heart attack when I was forty-seven years old. I'm talking about ... Read more » 982 55   Do all linear maps have eigenvalues? If not, which ones don't and why? Alon Amit, 30 years of Linear Algebra. • Answered July 12, 2019 There are several ways a linear operator can fail to have any eigenvalues at all, or less than the expected number of them. Early on in the study of linear algebra we mostly... Read more » 260 13   Why didn't Hitler use Ireland as a base to invade Great Britain during WWII? Alex Colby, read hundreds of books about WWII history • Updated Wed It is a very clever question concerning one of the major trends in World War II history. The reason as to why Germany never invaded Ireland is really quite simple, and that is because, they could n... Read more » 2.2K 407   Do marriage counsellors ever tell couples to divorce? Chris Geller, lives in Melbourne, FL (2019-present) • Answered January 30 Mine did. We'd been seeing her for a few months when we got into an argument in front of her. She asked me to come back the next evening, just me. When I did, she told me "... Read more » 1.3K 90   What is the costliest coding error anyone has ever made? Theodore Smith, Senior Software Engineer at PHP Experts (2012-present) • Answered August 5, 2024 On this day, exactly 12 years ago (9:30 EDT 1 Aug 2012), was the most expensive software bug ever, in both terms of dollars per second and total lost. The company managed t... Read more » 2.2K 126   Is it true that ARM processors are more power efficient than x86 or x64 processors? If so, what are the reasons for not using them in all computers and servers? Marcelo Pacheco, Since 1984. 8/16/32/64 bit. Linux mostly these days. • Updated January 15 Yes, ARM is substantially more efficient than x86. For starters ARM doesn't need any 16 bit/real mode/segments compatibility baggage. ARM has zero microcode. All instructio... Read more » 99 2   Why are so many lottery winners plagued with bad luck and trouble? David Grunwell, Attended 5 universities, traveled, and I am still learning. • Answered February 5 In college, I had a friend who was a theoretical physicist. He did math at scary levels. He once said, "The lottery is a tax on those who cannot do math." I have heard far t... Read more » 690 83   MERCURY HAS A TAIL Alessandro13 • Posted Aug 23, 2024 Take a deep breath because what you are seeing is not a comet, but the tail left by Mercury! You read that right... a tail. This is the incredible shot taken by Sebastian Voltmer a few weeks ago. "Th... Read more » 420 18   Why do marathon runners often get sick immediately after finishing a race? Amy Martin • Answered January 28 Crossing the finish line of a marathon is a moment of athletic triumph, but biologically, it is a moment of extreme vulnerability. For the first 3 to 72 hours after the rac... Read more » 321 20   My mother is 42 and she is pregnant with her third baby. I kind of feel embarrassed and I don't know how to react. Is there any advice for me? Sandy Sin-Más, I am a Life coach, with 25 years experience • Answered February 10 I had my first child when I was just turned 19, my second hen I was 26, my third when I was 32. I didn't plan on having any more. Then my husband passed away. A few years l... Read more » 474 82   Does marijuana lower or increase blood pressure? Brian Butler, former Combat Medic at Retired US Army Combat Vet • Answered March 11, 2024 I am a retired medic. I have high blood pressure and I have been doing my own little research and study on cannabis and blood pressure. So far I have not taken any blood pr... Read more » 1.6K 233   I accidentally charged my phone to 100% because I forgot to disconnect the charger. How harmful is that for my battery? Christopher Godfrey, Criminal (1900-present) • Answered November 6 Good battery management is to keep your battery between 40–80%. When your phone reaches 0, the battery is at 40%. When your phone says 100, it's actually at 80%. This is do... Read more » 388 30 Read more in your feed

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