phlegmy

Why the hostility?

It seems pretty clear to me that they meant there's no "what is a woman" definition that's shared between all laws of a government.

Each law defines the terms they contain, which can contradict definitions found in other laws.

When one law changes its definition of a term, it doesn't mean other definitions of the term are also changed.

He's got a real disney character face

It's when you bend your fingers so far back that the bones snap.
Pretty common in America, rather than the less painful 'clicking' made elsewhere.

Just don't use the free version...

"But I would walk five hun- THIS TRACK WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY MICROSOFT WINDOWS 11. NOW WITH AI CO-PILOT ASSISTANCE TO GET YOUR WORK DONE QUICKER THAN EVER BEFORE -dred miles, and I would walk five hundred more, just to be the man who NEED ANSWERS FAST? BING IS NOW BETTER THAN EVER WITH BUILT IN AI FUNCTIONALITY. TRY IT OUT TODAY walked a thousand miles to fall down at your door."

The original fnaf isn't that bad, the community is.
It's not an amazing game, and it's not a good horror game, but it's fun for a few hours.

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Change the start menu search so instead of finding local applications and files, it searches the internet.
Would be even funnier if it used the worst search engine available.
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Nah it's Jacob from Lost doing his acting side-gig when he isn't on the island.

Are most relationship counselors saying that though?
Like you said, professionals can be wrong, but I'd still be interested in knowing what the general consensus is.

I guess it's hard to know without surveying them all.

Check their username ;)

We're really just sharing opinions though, not facts.

I haven't found any solid evidence that poly relationships are inherently more difficult or prone to failure than monogamous relationships. Long-lasting relationships are just hard in general.

I feel like there's too many poly relationship structures to be able to generalise them all like that.

There's plenty of people who have open relationships, where two people have a very close relationship (sometimes married) but they aren't sexually exclusive with each other.

I'd also wager that some poly relationship structures would be more stable for lgbt people rather than heterosexual people, solely on the idea that everyone could participate more equally.