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Live your life, idgaf. But I'm not asking or answering anything like that on a first date. To be honest though the entire model of dating is repulsive to me. I think relationships should be formed more organically instead of systematically testing a series of people. The whole thing just reeks of breeder. People are just trying to find a compatible person to slot into their predetermined planned out life with as little friction as possible.

Anyways my point here is that you should have a deep enough friendship to know these things already before you consider romance with someone. But this is irrelevant to you and I tbh, you date girls and I abstain from sex/romance. We should probably just be enjoying our distance from the hetero brainrot and not get wound up by the circus of bullshit.

Questioning people on specific issues is a lot less invasive than asking who they voted for imo. But I'm not taking political questions from strangers in public. I'm protecting myself because a lot of bad things can happen when the wrong people hear your views. I'm not trying to get blasted on social media by some woman I went on one date with. I'm not trying to get the shit kicked out of me outside the bar by some dudes who overheard me. I'm not trying to get followed home. I'm not trying to get disappeared by federal agents. You catch my drift? Your politics make you a target for somebody no matter what they are. At the very least I'm not trying to have any stupid ass argument I've heard 1000 times before by reddit-brain or twitter-brain dumbfucks

None of these things are first date material imo. Obviously you'd want to know in a partner, or even before they become your partner, but on a first date you are like one level above strangers and I don't trust like that

The video talks a lot about how Trump voters try to conceal who they voted for and how Harris voters are never reluctant to say they voted for her. Idk man. I'm kind of on board with the notion that who you voted for is a bit private. The voting booths are covered for a reason.