u/impsble

You read the title, I have to get married and yes it is a race, everyone says to take your time and its not a race, but I promise it is

Naturally I do everything solo; no real friends, only perhaps acquaintances/ people I speak to; yes this is the position I'm in, now I'm not complaining by any means I'm ok with this, but I do feel having someone to spend the next 80 years of my life would be a good thing as well haha;

I say 80, but if you're a vampire we can do a lot more hahaha

Body text optional

Any other options can be commented haha

EDIT 1: for those who selected option 3 or 4, why?

200 vote mark update:

First place is option 3 Second place is option 1 Third place is option 4

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As the headline states, do you feel your actions during your service were worth the life and world we have today?

To those of you in service at the moment, why do you feel it is worth it to serve?

Also If there is anything you could tell your younger selves before the sacrifice you made, what would it be?

Thank you for all the responses

As the headline states, do you feel your actions during your service were worth the life and world we have today?

Also If there is anything you could tell your younger selves before the sacrifice you made, what would it be?

Thank you for all the responses

I’m looking to host a car show in a relatively large city, and I want to build it around what people actually enjoy, not just what organizers assume people want.

For those of you who attend car shows, what are the biggest problems you usually run into? It could be anything: parking, layout, food, bathrooms, entry fees, lack of variety, poor organization, not enough shade, family accessibility, or the overall atmosphere.

I’d also like to hear what you actually go to car shows for. Are you there to see rare builds, meet people, network, bring your own car, support local shops, take photos, buy parts, or just hang out?

My goal is to understand what areas are underrepresented and what would make a car show more enjoyable for the broadest range of people: owners, spectators, families, photographers, vendors, and enthusiasts from different parts of the car community.

What would you want to see done differently?

No location preferance**

Looking for someone forever, we don't have a lot of time here and we need to make the most of what we have,

Shoot me a DM with the answer to this question:

If you had all the money in the world, what would you do?

I'm certainly not the richest person in the world, but we can certainly work towards that goal hahaha,

My Stats:

- 6' / 180 cm

- High Metabolism / Fit

- Have just enough to make you the happiest person in the world

Everyone wants some level of recognition or reward for what they do, even with charity work, most people still want something back in some form, but I’m looking for the rare people who genuinely don’t care about recognition, status, or reward, they do good because that’s who they are, not because they need applause, if you’re that kind of person, I’d honestly want to be your friend, because finding people like that feels almost impossible, statistically maybe 0,1 or 0,2 percent of people at best

Where do I find these people?

Why is it like this for all mustangs? Spent so much on the car you couldn't spend it on intelligence 💀

The worst part is actually the fact that it doesnt make sense and theres literally no justification for it 💀💀💀

Yes, I’m serious, I’m curious what you guys think about the idea of using a real professional marketing campaign to help one person get married, especially today when finding the right match feels almost impossible, instead of going the conventional route, what if someone took a more extreme and outlandish approach to finding their best match, like running print ads in publications their target audience would actually read, or doing something similar, I know it sounds insane, but I’m wondering if that kind of targeted campaign could actually work

Yes I am so serious should I join a marketing college course to get a Marketing Focused woman?

I'm more engineering and operations focused so naturally a Marketing Girl would be perfect for me hahaha

Yes pros looking for pros

Thanks for the responses