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So, how do you all usually spend quality time with your partners?
The elections? Honestly, what a total mess.
Well, looks like we finally found a corner of the internet for the sane ones. 😂
Any good forums for creatives?
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brightviper18 said:🤦
Making assumptions is basically the root of all bad vibes. That’s exactly why I didn't find anything myself before starting this thread. Maybe try checking first next time before getting all worked up. Honestly, everyone here already knows you're just a forum troll, so I wasn't expecting anything brilliant from you anyway. ☕
To me, being creative means finding fresh ideas or solutions within your field of interest—approaching things with a genuine question without having a hidden agenda. From what I can gather from your posts, it seems like you just dropped a question into a void because you assume there aren't enough smart people like yourself here to answer it. You claim photography and art don't interest you, yet you want an answer to your question without actually wanting to engage in a real discussion about it.
To be honest, I have no idea what you mean by me "getting worked up" in my post. Maybe it was a bit sarcastic, sure, but that's hardly a meltdown. Plus, you've slapped a "troll" label on me without ever even trying to have a serious conversation with me about any actual topic or opinion.
I also don't think the off-topic section is the right place for a question like this. If you scrolled through even a little bit, you'd see the kind of stuff people actually talk about here. Personally, I tailor my writing style to the subject matter, the question, and how I perceive the situation. Whether it's a joke or something dead serious, I adjust accordingly.
You posted something pretty negative, and since you knew full well it would draw criticism, why are you running away from it now? I'll give you this: I agree that sometimes there really isn't much quality content to read on this forum, and there's nothing wrong with saying that. But threads can be started, revived, and sparked. Coming in here and saying "I'm not interested" or "I don't care" is fine, but if that's your attitude, then you're just wasting your own time and ours.
And look, I couldn't exactly recommend a specific community or a place to swap creative ideas because I have no clue what your interests are. I could list a thousand different things and still be guessing until tomorrow whether you're into tech, design, or something else. For example, on the LEGO website, you can present your designs, which go through a voting process; if you get enough traction, your creation could actually become a real toy that you might buy for a kid at Target or even for your own family. But then again, you'd probably just tell me that doesn't interest you either, and I could be guessing like that until the year 3020.
The concept of "creativity" is as vast as the Pacific Ocean, so you need to be more specific about what you're looking for. Anything you're curious about can be found with a proper Google search, or maybe even a deep dive on Reddit. You know best what you're after, but I highly doubt you won't find something useful in a YouTube video or somewhere else on the web.
So, based on everything I've said, I don't know how you expect me to call you a "creative"—especially after you responded to my somewhat sarcastic post like this.
Any good forums for creatives?
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So creative, yet you can't even bother to do a quick Google search for a forum like this...
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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Drew Ross2 said:And that feeling can be pretty wonderful 😍
from.
The face is handsome, the body is hot ☕
Exactly. Saying someone's body is "hot" just sounds... I don't know. A little too much.
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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slyraven27 said:😁
Look, sure, we're talking about novels and fiction here, but there’s usually some real-world substance tucked under the surface. 🙂
Take Brown's DaVincijev code, for example. Life isn't just black and white; things are rarely that simple. 🙂
Well, what can I say? My wife finished reading it recently. 😛
I haven't actually read the DaVincijev code, nor have I seen the movie. 😱
wiredfox said:brisksurfer19, I'm definitely sweeter than you are. 🙂
People tell me I'm pretty hot myself. Try beating that. 😉
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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wiredfox said:What's up with that?🍿
Well, you saw the picture. 😉
slyraven27 said:I absolutely love him. I’ve always had a soft spot for political thrillers, and Robert Ludlum is easily at the top of my list. I’ve devoured just about everything he’s ever written, watched all the movie adaptations, and right now I’m working my way through Parsifal's Mosaic. To be honest, though, I’m struggling a bit—my focus has been all over the place lately, so I feel like I’ve restarted this same book three times already. 🙂
I picked up his *Death Factor* and *The Cassandra Contract*. He’s got some seriously wild conspiracy theories in there—definitely keeps you on your toes! 😂
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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slyraven27 said:Exactly. He’s the one who actually wrote Bourne's identity.
Honestly, I completely blanked on that, even though I’ve read two of his books.
(My wife usually flies through three or four books a month.) Robert Ludlum was definitely one of her favorites. That’s how I first stumbled upon his work, but you're totally right—it completely slipped my mind that he was the author behind it.
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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slyraven27 said:He’s definitely one of the heavy hitters when it comes to acting. Personally, I’ve always been a huge fan of Robert Ludlum, so seeing Matt Damon take on the role of Bourne was a massive win for me.
Are we really talking about Robert Ludlum?
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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I can't really speak to how he looks, but man, Matt Damon is such an incredible actor. That Bourne trilogy is absolute perfection. 👌
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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wiredfox said:I mean, at the end of the day, she thinks my legs look great, so that's what matters.😁
As for me, I come as part of the whole package. 😛
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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Nah, I only use "good-looking" when I'm talking about someone's face. Legs can be pretty, thick, skinny, or lanky—it’s a whole different thing! 😂😂😂
To me, calling someone "charming" is more about that vibe they give off. It's like, you meet them and they just radiate this positive energy right away. You aren't necessarily thinking about them in a sexual way; it’s just that they have such a great aura and are genuinely pleasant to be around.
To me, calling someone "charming" is more about that vibe they give off. It's like, you meet them and they just radiate this positive energy right away. You aren't necessarily thinking about them in a sexual way; it’s just that they have such a great aura and are genuinely pleasant to be around.
Why do people only use "hot" to describe someone's body?
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To me, "good-looking" refers to someone's face, whereas "sexy" describes a killer physique (honestly, a great body can make the whole picture work). But saying a body is "good-looking"? That just doesn't sit right with me. A body is sexy or attractive, it isn't "good-looking." 😂😂😂