I'm 31 , my wife 27 , I'm about to make the decision to divorce the woman I have loved...

I'm 31 , my wife 27 , I'm about to make the decision to divorce the woman I have loved for 9 years, and we have been married for 3 years. A few months ago, I discovered that my wife had intima…

Top stories for Long   Lolo • Posted Oct 3 I'm 31 , my wife 27 , I'm about to make the decision to divorce the woman I have loved for 9 years, and we have been married for 3 years. A few months ago, I discovered that my wife had intimate re... Read more » 7K 6.1K   USB-C is a mess. What smartphones without a USB-C can I buy? Jacob Winston, Zoomer of "Honest" Answers • Updated July 4 USB-C is a mess. What smartphones without a USB-C can I buy? What do you mean, "a mess". Do you not like the idea of using just 1 cable for like everything? I have no idea w... Read more » 3.6K 621   Is daily cannabis use bad for a person? Why? Lee H, BS Chemical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology (1978) • Answered October 25 In my college days, we would often do the "wake and bake" to get things rolling for the day. That first buzz of the day was the best. From there on into the rest of the day... Read more » 697 120   Chickenpox isn't a dangerous disease, so why does my 15-month-old baby's pediatrician insist I get him vaccinated against chickenpox? I had chickenpox as a child, and it wasn't serious. Phil B • Answered October 6 My ex didn't vaccinate any of her children against chicken pox. Then when her youngest was four all three kids got it and were sick, particularly her son. The girls were 10... Read more » 5.9K 588   If you are about to get in a fight, what is your opening intimidating line? Philip Gibbs, US Army Veteran • Answered October 1 Not my story, but an Army buddy's. He was at that bar trying to relax when some guy tried to pick a fight with him. My buddy looked at the guy and asked him, "Why don't you... Read more » 2.3K 211   Why is 6'2" (188 cm) often considered the perfect height for human males 20 years and above? Ernest W. Adams, Game design consultant, author and professor • Answered October 19 It's not, in Japan. There it makes you a giant and therefore probably a barbarian. Height expectations are cultural and subjective. 6'2″ is what Western men aspire to, but f... Read more » 910   As a gynecologist, does it bother you if patients have not shaved? Linda Keres Carter, B.A. from Columbia College Chicago (1977) • Answered October 1 It's very disturbing if the current generation of young women have been duped into believing it's normal and necessary to shave their pubic hair, to the point someone could... Read more » 4.8K 837   Curt Soule • Posted Oct 4 Three years ago, my girlfriend and I were sleeping in my bed approximately 5:30 6 o'clock in the morning. She woke up and said I got to use the bathroom went to crawl over me to get out of bed jump... Read more » 3.7K 1K   I fired an M1911 .45 cal pistol at a range while in the National Guard. At 15 yards I could barely hit a silouette due to the recoil. Is it really an effective sidearm? Robert Martin, former 19D Combat Vet at U.S. Army (1986-2016) • Answered October 2 You never fired an m1911 at a 15 yard target while in the national guard of any state in the United States. The first problem is its a m1911a1. The third issue is you have ... Read more » 3K 574   Why don't the Yakuza need to hide? YoujiH, lived in Japan • Updated June 20, 2022 The nature of Yakuza is greatly misunderstood in West, because Westerners consider Yakuza to be a Japanese version of Mafia. If you want to see a yakuza in Japan, then you j... Read more » 8K 299   What are the signs that your body is preparing for a stroke or heart attack? Marylyn Dranos, Worked at Many Hospitals • Answered October 14 I discovered I was completely engulfed in this very same inquiry five years ago when my father-in-law had a massive heart attack seemingly out of the blue while mowing his ... Read more » 792 27   During a mathematics course at Columbia University, a student fell asleep in class. Zuhaib Raza • Posted Sep 29 When he woke up, he saw that the professor had written two problems on the whiteboard. He thought they were homework, so he noted them down in his notebook and took them home. When he tried to solve... Read more » 2.5K 96 Read more in your feed

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