If you would have no surviving family or relatives to give them to.

Life changing as in “significantly impacting your day to day life.”

I feel like it’s so hard to just accept your body and not constantly feel like it needs changing or improving espically in this day and age.

Not your biggest heartbreak—just one relationship choice you regret. Staying too long, leaving too soon, ignoring a red flag? What would you change?

Those of you who either went through an actual physical transformation as well as the people who developed emotionally.

How did it shift your boundaries, your trust, or how you view yourself? Looking back, what was the biggest way your first heartbreak changed you?

I'm referring to comments that are intended to be supportive rather than intentionally dismissive or sarcastic

You might have talked to him/her, but they are not willing to try anything new… just vanilla.

How would it differ depending on how long you've known them? What if you were going out of town for a month: the same, more, or less contact?

Would you be annoyed, flattered or find it kind of weird?

Just curious about the little things.

Is it weird to one day just start wearing better clothes? Or should it be a gradual change? Does it feel worse when you show up looking like a mess?