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inhumandecency
31 / M / straight / Seeing someone
San Francisco, California
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Do you believe in the power of prayer?Prayer is powerful in all kinds of ways. I don't think any of them are supernatural, though.
- Yes.
- No.
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Do you believe you have the right to forbid your significant other anything?Man, OkCupid editors are awful. Does "anything" mean "at least one thing" or "anything you choose?"
- Yes.
- No.
My answer is that I don't have the right to forbid my significant other to do things, but I have the right to ask. I expect them to make reasonable accommodations, but it's not a fundamental obligation.
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If you inadvertently found a phone number in a partner's pocket, which would you do?I am not at all distrustful, but I am ragingly curious. The truth is that I might ask in hopes that the answer would be interesting.
- Call the number to see who's it is.
- Openly ask what/who the number is for.
- Nothing, I would trust my partner.
- Nothing, my partner's privacy should be respected.
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Hello! I already have one journal, and it's about all the journal I
can handle. You're welcome to come visit me at
http://inhumandecency.livejournal.com .
At times I end up posting a lot of the interesting stuff non-publicly. If you have a livejournal account, let me know and I can whitelist you. (on LJ they call this the "friends list," which as you can imagine is a spectacular source of drama.)
At times I end up posting a lot of the interesting stuff non-publicly. If you have a livejournal account, let me know and I can whitelist you. (on LJ they call this the "friends list," which as you can imagine is a spectacular source of drama.)
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