Why would a mistress not want my husband to herself?

I was a mistress. He was the love of my life. He was the only man unrelated to me, to love me unconditionally. I was given the opportunity to decide how our futures turned out. One of his sons w…

Top stories for Long   Why would a mistress not want my husband to herself? Wanda Frazier • Answered August 14, 2025 I was a mistress. He was the love of my life. He was the only man unrelated to me, to love me unconditionally. I was given the opportunity to decide how our futures turned ... Read more » 3.2K 849   Why does Donald Trump make weird mouth shapes when he talks? Asked in Democratic Defenders • Answered by Gregory Koteles • 19m ago Expert linguists and behavioral analysts have noted that his mouth and face movements while speaking are unusual. He frequently pushes his lips into a pucker and stretches ... Read more » 2.9K 474   How did the French Resistance actually operate on a day-to-day basis without being caught by the Gestapo? Thierry Etienne Joseph Rotty, former Central Planning at NATO • Answered January 16 I will tell you one of the most dirty secrets of World War Two, a secret that is almost never talked about and it applies to all countries occupied by the Germans. The resis... Read more » 2.5K 174   What happens if you eat 50,000 calories in 24 hours? Does most of it become fat? Doug Freyburger, 20 year hobbyist studying low carb metabolism • Answered November 19 "What happens if you eat 50,000 calories in 24 hours? Does most of it become fat?" If you eat one meal that is far outside of your usual, our bodies are not good at absorbin... Read more » 140 12   Ajax, knows English • Posted Nov 15 Muslim politician: "Belgians must leave Belgium." Saliha Rais said: "If people don't like seeing hijab and niqabs.. if you don't want to see us any longer, go elsewhere, get out." In response to her ... Read more » 6.1K 1.6K   So I solved the Riemann Hypothesis. What is the most spectacular way to announce it to the world? Shai Simonson, 30+ years teaching math and CS • Answered September 30, 2024 I will give you a list of the top five things not to do, and then you can choose something sensible from the infinite remaining options. Put up sponsored ads on all math-rel... Read more » 172 15   If the HIV virus can only survive around 30 seconds when exposed to air, why do we say we can catch it from a needle that has been on the ground for hours? Nikkita Jamelson, studied at University of Toronto • Answered February 3 I was involved in harm reduction for about five years, and one of the most popular arguments I would hear from IV drug users was exactly this. They would say that the virus... Read more » 477 33   I just saw an illegal Puerto Rican server at a restaurant. As an American, do I have the right to call ICE to deport him back to his country? Eliner, Artist (1967-present) • Updated Wed AHH! Where does one even begin with this level of ignorance? Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States. It is not a separate country. The President of Puerto Rico is t... Read more » 6K 1K   How different is being 80 years old and 90 years old? Barry Goldberg, Philosopher, Sage, Luminary, Professional Thinking Person • Answered December 28, 2024 Old joke: Three old men at a nursing home are complaining about the various indignities that come with getting old. "Turning 70 really sucks," says the youngest of the three.... Read more » 2.6K 110   Why did Richard Feynman avoid supervising PhD students, and what impact did that have on his career and legacy? James Stewart, Participant in amateur astonomy for 65 years • Updated February 11 As I understand, Richard Feynman was continually processing and creating advanced concepts that were difficult for others to understand initially. One student presented a r... Read more » 557 20   Why were the U.S. troops in Vietnam so thin compared to the US troops nowadays, especially during the Global War on Terror? Jack Riley, former USMC Vietnam, Sq Ldr, 3 PH, Silver Star,CSniper • Answered February 7 I was a Marine Grunt, so I will answer this from another perspective. I was in Marine Corps shape at over 200 pounds when I arrived in July 1966. After joining my infantry ... Read more » 2.4K 162   Will Bill Clinton ever admit he was in the Epstein files? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered February 6 My dude, I am in the Epstein files. I'm serious. I'm in document EFTA00700657.pdf in DataSet 9, as a top writer on Quora. Epstein created a Quora account, which means he rece... Read more » 4.1K 635 Read more in your feed

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Do Europeans genuinely believe that the US president is a fool? In which case, how wa...?

Pretty much, yes. "how was he elected twice" Well, in Dutch, there is a saying: "veel beloven en weinig geven, doet de zotten in vreugde leven". Which roughly translates to: "making lots of p…

Top stories for Long   Do Europeans genuinely believe that the US president is a fool? In which case, how was he elected twice, and how has he become so wealthy? And what does it say about the American electorate? Hans Brinkhof, Senior Java Developer (2017-present) • Answered November 5 Pretty much, yes. "how was he elected twice" Well, in Dutch, there is a saying: "veel beloven en weinig geven, doet de zotten in vreugde leven". Which roughly translates to: "... Read more » 1.9K 254   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why are current mathematicians like Terence Tao, Peter Scholze, Makcim Konsevich and Alain Connes so weak and their achievements so weak compared to twentieth century mathematicians like Jean-Pierre Serre, Alexander Grothendieck and John Forbes Nash? Brendan Kelly, author of Intelligence, IQ & Perception published in 2022 • Answered February 8, 2025 Terrence Tao 1975– There are two main reasons why the achievements of our modern mathematical superstars are not as conspicuous as those of the great mathematicians of the p... Read more » 313 22   How can you politely refuse to answer questions at a DUI checkpoint without causing trouble? Toad • Answered February 1 I do not drink alcohol at all or use drugs. I made a trip to the grocery and was returning home. I actually answered questions at a DUI checkpoint, but will never do so agai... Read more » 1.2K 196   If I tap my brakes just enough that my stop lights illuminate to brake check a tailgater and he skids off the road and crashes, am I in any way liable? Amanda Maher, former Many Places • Answered February 28, 2025 My friend was driving and I was a passenger. Speed limit was 45, he was going just a smidge over. A cop came up behind us (no flashing lights) and was riding my friends ass... Read more » 1.6K 297   How did the French Resistance actually operate on a day-to-day basis without being caught by the Gestapo? Thierry Etienne Joseph Rotty, former Central Planning at NATO • Answered January 16 I will tell you one of the most dirty secrets of World War Two, a secret that is almost never talked about and it applies to all countries occupied by the Germans. The resis... Read more » 2.5K 173   Rai, studied at Harvard University • Posted Oct 28, 2024 A Pakistani iman in Italy gave a sermon saying that every Muslim should fight the infidels or face 'catastrophic consequences'. The next day, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni personally requested for him t... Read more » 12K 1.7K   Why do Mexican mothers feed their children so much that they get fat? Martin Bayer, Chef, CDM, CFPP (1994-present) • Answered September 9 Not long ago I was in 7–11 getting a bottle of water. A young guy came in with his two kids. They were all overweight. The guy and his son bought soda and his daughter grab... Read more » 4.2K 402   Why did Richard Feynman avoid supervising PhD students, and what impact did that have on his career and legacy? James Stewart, Participant in amateur astonomy for 65 years • Updated February 11 As I understand, Richard Feynman was continually processing and creating advanced concepts that were difficult for others to understand initially. One student presented a r... Read more » 555 20   Does Taylor Swift have a nice figure? Matt Bossman, Service to and stoned by both sides • Answered November 5 In my opinion, Taylor Swift benefited quite a bit by foundation garments that enhanced her figure. She went from this to this Which is fine. Many women, in the entertainment w... Read more » 2.1K 212   Is it true that most Chinese restaurant have very low hygienic standards? Should I stop eating Chinese? Eddie Kwong, knows Mandarin Chinese • Answered October 19, 2018 I used to install air handler systems for restaurants in NYC, NJ, Long Island, and upstate NY. In my experience if I were to ballpark it, I'd say you'd have a greater than ... Read more » 515 56   How do liberals explain away the fact that Sleepy Joe let in 15-20 million illegals into our country? NH • Answered January 2 Right now. As I write this. All the best estimates suggest 18 million illegals in the country. The highest estimate I've ever seen was 30 million. Either way? You must be smo... Read more » 3.8K 1K   Why do hotels say that they are full but there is room available? Wonderness, former Hotel Management at Marriott Hotels • Updated February 8 I worked at a five star hotel for 10 years.I started out at the front desk and was promoted to a new position every year I was there. Eventually I had worked in almost ever... Read more » 3.5K 175 Read more in your feed

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