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• 1 week ago

  Demanding friends: to deal or not to deal with?

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• 3 weeks ago

  How do we get unbiased search engine results from Google and the like?

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• March 7th, 2009

  When is age difference an issue?

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• February 4th, 2009

  What's the worst date story ever to cross Fluther's threshold?

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• January 31st, 2009

  Has religion become the new four-letter word?

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• 13 hours ago

  Could I please get suggestions for a classy fine art gallery domain name?

  CharityArt? ArtGiving? helpananimalwithart.com buyartsavealife.com
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• 13 hours ago

  How much could someone learn about your personal life from your questions and answers on Fluther?

  @oratio: Well said (your first comment answering this question). That’s exactly how I feel. They could learn a little about me, but not much. Likes and dislikes, opinions.
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• 14 hours ago

  Does an exclusive online relationship nix a new real world relationship?

  I think it’s how you feel that makes it real or not real. However, if the online relationship will never amount to meeting in real life and having something tangible, it’s more like a dream than reality, and perhaps a way to fill in extra time in your day until you find someone in the real world. I do agree that if you already have a SO in the real world and start a relationship in the online world, it’s diverting some of your emotional energies away from your real-world SO. So to me fits the definition of an emotional affair, as JLeslie described above.
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• 1 day ago

  How to beat constipation without the use of medicine?

  More fibre dear, and lots of exercise. That should jiggle the intestines to activate!
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• 1 day ago

  How do you be a good friend?

  I listen. I think it’s important in a friendship. I try to offer advice too if they ask for it. I don’t expect anything from my friends in return, just their company and good dialogue. When I do something or my friend does something for me, I don’t feel it should be an automatic give-and-take, but a help-when-you-are-able-to kind of relationship. That’s what I think a good friend does, and what I try to do to maintain a good friendship. I’ve helped friends out financially when they have asked for it (and sometimes not asked). I have offered advice when they have asked for it. Recently I met a friend for lunch and paid for the meal, just a small gesture to let them know they are meaningful in my life. And sometimes during a busy day, I have spent more time with them than was practical for me, and they appreciated that I did that.
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